Dark under eyes

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Ricky123

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what this is due to is dehydration.If your not drinking enough this is where the body feels it first as it is the one of the most sensitive parts of the body ie i think its increased blood flow to this area


so drink loads and i know where ya coming from cos i have experienced this prob before
 
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Ricky123

New member
what this is due to is dehydration.If your not drinking enough this is where the body feels it first as it is the one of the most sensitive parts of the body ie i think its increased blood flow to this area


so drink loads and i know where ya coming from cos i have experienced this prob before
 
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Ricky123

New member
what this is due to is dehydration.If your not drinking enough this is where the body feels it first as it is the one of the most sensitive parts of the body ie i think its increased blood flow to this area


so drink loads and i know where ya coming from cos i have experienced this prob before
 
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Ricky123

New member
what this is due to is dehydration.If your not drinking enough this is where the body feels it first as it is the one of the most sensitive parts of the body ie i think its increased blood flow to this area


so drink loads and i know where ya coming from cos i have experienced this prob before
 
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Ricky123

New member
what this is due to is dehydration.If your not drinking enough this is where the body feels it first as it is the one of the most sensitive parts of the body ie i think its increased blood flow to this area


so drink loads and i know where ya coming from cos i have experienced this prob before
 
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bagged2drag

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I have coon eyes too most of the time. I have a hard time attributing it to health because I can have them when I am well or sick. I have looked around (quite some time ago) but have never really found a good explanation as to what causes them or a way to get rid of them. Seems to be conflicting reasoning everywhere you look.
 
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bagged2drag

Active member
I have coon eyes too most of the time. I have a hard time attributing it to health because I can have them when I am well or sick. I have looked around (quite some time ago) but have never really found a good explanation as to what causes them or a way to get rid of them. Seems to be conflicting reasoning everywhere you look.
 
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bagged2drag

Active member
I have coon eyes too most of the time. I have a hard time attributing it to health because I can have them when I am well or sick. I have looked around (quite some time ago) but have never really found a good explanation as to what causes them or a way to get rid of them. Seems to be conflicting reasoning everywhere you look.
 
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bagged2drag

Active member
I have coon eyes too most of the time. I have a hard time attributing it to health because I can have them when I am well or sick. I have looked around (quite some time ago) but have never really found a good explanation as to what causes them or a way to get rid of them. Seems to be conflicting reasoning everywhere you look.
 
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bagged2drag

Active member
I have coon eyes too most of the time. I have a hard time attributing it to health because I can have them when I am well or sick. I have looked around (quite some time ago) but have never really found a good explanation as to what causes them or a way to get rid of them. Seems to be conflicting reasoning everywhere you look.
 
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3gr8kids

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The same here....my son always has dark circles and looks like someone punched him......well we have asked the DR over and over but he never has an answer for this one.....so any suggestions I will gladly accept....I dont think for him he is dehydrated....drinks water constantly....
 
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3gr8kids

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The same here....my son always has dark circles and looks like someone punched him......well we have asked the DR over and over but he never has an answer for this one.....so any suggestions I will gladly accept....I dont think for him he is dehydrated....drinks water constantly....
 
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3gr8kids

New member
The same here....my son always has dark circles and looks like someone punched him......well we have asked the DR over and over but he never has an answer for this one.....so any suggestions I will gladly accept....I dont think for him he is dehydrated....drinks water constantly....
 
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3gr8kids

New member
The same here....my son always has dark circles and looks like someone punched him......well we have asked the DR over and over but he never has an answer for this one.....so any suggestions I will gladly accept....I dont think for him he is dehydrated....drinks water constantly....
 
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3gr8kids

New member
The same here....my son always has dark circles and looks like someone punched him......well we have asked the DR over and over but he never has an answer for this one.....so any suggestions I will gladly accept....I dont think for him he is dehydrated....drinks water constantly....
 
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