Having watery eyes is the most obvious way epiphora will affect you. Having one watery eye is sometimes referred to as unilateral epiphora. If both your eyes are watery at the same time you have bilateral epiphora.
Depending on what’s causing the epiphora, you might also experience other issues in or around your eyes, including:
- Eye pain.
- Itchiness.
- Red eye.
- Cloudy or unclear vision.
- Sinus headaches.