What are the symptoms of photokeratitis / snowblindness?
Answer:
The symptoms of photokeratitis / snow blindness are usually short lived and include eye pain, photophobia, excessive tearing and sensation of something in the eye.
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The symptoms of photokeratitis / snow blindness are usually short lived and include eye pain, photophobia, excessive tearing and sensation of something in the eye.
The symptoms of photokeratitis / snow blindness are usually short lived and include eye pain, photophobia, excessive tearing and sensation of something in the eye.
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