why do my eyes get watery when i run??
91716
hey chiva it's because when u run small pieces of dirt and whatever gets into ur eyes,and so does the speed ur going even if there isn't wind ur going fast enough to create some,u cantry running with ur eyes close but i don't think u would try sunglasses they might help.
638924
It could Be that either:\n\n1) your eye has excreted waste (greeney/yellow crsuty substance sometines kown as 'sleep') and has excreted too much therefore glueing your eye shut.\n\n2) Your eyes atre beginning to weep becuase you have hayfever, if so buy some Antihistemine tablets and take 2 a day and that should keep it at bay
847290
The wind literally blows the tears to the sides of your eyes until they run. Your eyes are then dry, so you automatically produce more tears.
989434
maybe you eyes are dry when you sleep and when you awaken you eye ducts are putting water back in them.
278605
You have too much water in your body and when you are cooling down, it pools in your lungs. Don't drink before running. This should cure the problem. Wait until about 20 minutes after you get your breath to have a drink.
385919
You may have blocked tear ducts, thats something the doc will help you with
5661
If your eyes water excessively, and you are having to wipe tears from your cheeks all the time, if may be that your tear ducts are blocked.\n\nSee an eye doctor who can flush out your tear ducts and check for blockages
1110465
Those are usually called "floaters", and they're basically bits of undissolved organic material literally "floating" in the gel part of your eye. They aren't a big deal unless they start impeding with vision, which can be a sign of a tear somewhere in your eye. If you've seen an optomitrist and they can't find any tear then it's just floaters (which unfortunately do get worse with age).
15215
Well, if you use your vision for precision necessary excercises like reading or looking carefully at computer screens, pictures, etc etc, they will get dry.  If you do nothing and they still do, then you need to use drops.  Just the ones that are similar to natural tear drops.  Even the ones for people who wear contacts work well.  It doesnt matter if you wear contacts or not.  But, on the flip side, you might need to see a doctor beacause the tear ducts might be a bit small on your eyes so its a bit difficult to get moisture.  What they do is shoot a laser right at the tear duct to open it up a bit.  This is done almost painlessly.  Its a slight burn for about an hour or two.  At most it would be there till the next morning.  But, without this procedure, you might go blind early because there was not enough lubrication to protect your eyes and eyesight till your ripe age.  So ask your doctor.  In the mean time, those eye drops will work well.  Do not forgo this because its really important to your eyes.  you can lose a finger and still live a happy life, but if you lose your eyesights, you will regret it for the rest of your life.  I wish you the best of luck.
1133142
Sure the contacts could be affecting you because your eyes "breathe" differently with and without contacts.  My eyes are always irritated when I take my contacts out - all the sudden they are getting a little more oxygen than they're used to and have no barrier from irritants.  I love my oasis lenses because I can keep in for a week before taking out to clean, which means fewer occassions for taking out and getting dry eye.  Try em and ask your eye doc just to be safe!
809755
could you be on? women no matter how toned they are or how much work out they do always retain water and become bloated on the days leading upto their cycle, i do jujitsu and i get the same...mums been a fitness instructor, gym instructor, massuse, life guard and has run many marathons and she is exactly the same too...\n\nx\n\ndont get paranoid...\n\nif in doubt are you eating something you usually dont? it could be a food intolerance...like wheat...they usually make you a little bloated than usuall...\n\nhope it helps and good luck! i really feel for you and know how strenous it can be...dont get too stressed as this can also effect our training!!!\n\nx
1120446
it could mean you're not drinking enough water during the day.\nor maybe you're taking certain medications that can cause it.\nmost likely you are not drinking enough water.
1018395
Having been a runner (non-professional) for almost twenty years, your answer will be a definite no, but don't panic. The pains are caused by any number of things from dehydration to what and when you ate last. My suggestion would be to see a doctor who specializes in sports medicine. If its dehydration, you may be over-running your body's preparedness for the activity and the solution may be as simple as increasing your daily water intake. The doctor should be able to give a more detailed answer.
164082
If you are dehydrated that will affect your speed. You could become disoriented and pass out. Also if you need to go to the bathroom while you are running, you could loose your concentration.
160985
I was gonna tell you to use eye drops but you do that. Next talk to you optometrist let him know the problem. Make sure they are prescribing a high water based contact. Are maybe just different material. I use the O2 Optix...great lense. I have eye allergies and dry eye syndrome. Alot of ppl like the new Acuvue with hydraclear too. You may also have a problem with you tear ducts and they need plugged. They maybe draining to much.
757509
sometimes if your eyes are really dry, it stings when your eyes water,  you should put eye drops in them to water them up
306223
There is a disease called SJORENS SYNDROME it is commanly referred to "DRY EYE SYNDROME". The person has dry eyes, dry mouth and other dry areas. It is treated by several drugs out there. One is called EVOXAC. A arthritis specialist usually treats this. So the answer to your question could be this instead of dehydration.