
Uveitis
Advanced care to reduce swelling, restore blood flow, and preserve visual function
What Is Uveitis?
Inflammation inside the eye, affecting the uvea (the eye’s middle layer) and sometimes the retina.
Who it affects:
Can occur at any age; sometimes linked to autoimmune conditions, infections, or may occur without a known cause.
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Types of Uveitis
Anterior uveitis
Inflammation of the front of the eye
Intermediate uveitis
Inflammation involving the vitreous
Posterior uveitis
Inflammation affecting the retina or choroid
Panuveitis
Inflammation involving all layers of the eye
Treatments
Eye Drops
Steroid-based eye drops are used to reduce inflammation and help control retinal swelling.
Injections or Oral Medications
For more severe cases, targeted injections or prescribed oral medications help manage the condition and improve outcomes.
Treatment of Underlying Conditions
Addressing associated systemic conditions is essential to support treatment effectiveness and prevent recurrence.
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Uveitis can be very uncomfortable. Contact us today for a consultation and we'll help take care of you right away.
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