Uveitis is known as the inflammation of the uvea. Uvea is the middle layer of the tissue present in the eyewall. The main cause of uveitis may be an autoimmune disease or an infection. Uveitis can lead to permanent vision loss and requires proper medical attention.
Symptoms of uveitis include: Eye pain Blurred vision Decreased vision Light sensitivity Eye redness
In some cases, the cause of the inflammation isn’t clear. General causes of uveitis include: Eye injury Autoimmune disorder Inflammatory disorder Cat-scratch disease Lymphoma
To diagnose uveitis, the specialist(ophthalmologist) will assess the patient's medical history and perform various eye tests: ... Angiography Examination of fluid from the eye Blood tests
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Uveitis can be prevented if you: Recognise symptoms early Eat a balanced diet Reduce infection exposure Avoid stress Protect yourself from trauma
