Uveitis Questions

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Thin corneas can cause poor night vision, increased light sensitivity, and even loss of vision. It can develop for a number of reasons including genetics, inflammation, and age. Talk to our eye surgeons about your thinning cornea to get the treatment you need and protect your vision.
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I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Uveitis can cause permanent damage to the eyes and vision loss that cannot be reversed. Also, uveitis may be caused by another disease or condition that, if left untreated, can lead to serious illness.
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Hello lybrate-user. Pls let me know the eye drop which he has used or using presently. Uveitis following jra is little tough to manage. U have shown to some eye specialist. He must have done retinal examination also. Send those papers also.

Syphilitic intermediate uveitis may occur as well, although pars plana exudates are said to be infrequent. A host of neuro-ophthalmic manifestations, including the Argyll Robertson pupil, optic neuritis and optic neuropathy have also been described. The diagnosis of ocular syphilis depends largely on serologic.

Cinneraria maritima drop (dr. Reckeweg's) (with alcohol) 2 drops three times a day. Would be very effective.

In general, glaucoma cannot be cured, but it can be controlled. Eye drops, pills, laser procedures, and surgical operations are used to prevent or slow further damage from occurring. With any type of glaucoma, regular eye examinations are very important to detect progression and to prevent vision loss.

Uveitis is inflammation of the middle layer of the eye, called the uvea or uveal tract. It can cause eye pain and changes to your vision. Most cases get better with treatment – usually steroid medication.

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cataract surgery will be performed only when uveitis heals...we wait for 6 months afetr uveitis heals and then operate cataract so in your case you have to wait for minimum 9 months or more for cataract surgery

Vessel occlusion- CRVO or CRAO can be secondary to inflammation like uveitis.
In cases of Uveitis immunosuppresants- steroids or steroid sparing ones are given to suppress the inflammation. The dosage n duration depends upon disease activity. Sometimes a maintenance dose is required for years. Also, you should have undergone a series of blood and radiological investigations to try and detect any systemic disease. Uveitis is an inflammation of eye frequently but not always associated with dis...more

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uveitis is a chronic disease with relapsing course.
Only treatment is steroids.
For long term treatment, steroids can be replaced by immunosuppressive drugs.