My eyes are teary and painful after driving at night. Why?

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By going through your query, I could understand that you have difficulty in driving at night, and you wanted first-hand information about the process of eye examination when you consult an ophthalmologist. When you visit an ophthalmologist, you will initially have your vision checkup where you need to read the letters on a chart displayed. The letters on the chart gradually decrease in size line by line, and your vision will be documented, and glasses will be prescribed if required. Next, you will visit the doctor and get your eye examined under slit lamp by the doctor. He will then direct you to the retina examination room where your pupils will be dilated, and your retina examined. Then your intraocular pressure will be checked. Then eye drops will be prescribed if required. As per my opinion, your problem of teary eyes at 26 years needs glaucoma workup, and if this is normal, wearing anti-reflection glasses while driving relieves you of your problem. I hope this helps.