Symptoms of Puffy or Swollen Eyes:
* Puffiness or swelling of the upper and lower eyelids, usually in the morning.
* Occasionally accompanied by itching and/or redness.
* Not able to open or close the eyes.
1. Common Causes of Puffy Eyes:
* Dehydration. When the body gets dehydrated it begins storing up water, which can cause puffy eyes.
* Diet. Drinking alcohol or eating salty foods before going to sleep. Alcohol can cause puffy eyes because it lowers anti-diuretic hormones (ADH) in the body, but the levels will normalize and the puffiness will usually subside at about the same time your hangover subsides.
* Insufficient sleep.
* Allergies. If your puffy eyes are accompanied by redness and itching, the cause may be associated with an allergy. Possible contributing factors include feather pillows, linen fabric, face-creams, dust, pollen, or food.
* Diet. Drinking alcohol or eating salty foods before going to sleep. Alcohol can cause puffy eyes because it lowers anti-diuretic hormones (ADH) in the body, but the levels will normalize and the puffiness will usually subside at about the same time your hangover subsides.
* Insufficient sleep.
* Allergies. If your puffy eyes are accompanied by redness and itching, the cause may be associated with an allergy. Possible contributing factors include feather pillows, linen fabric, face-creams, dust, pollen, or food.
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