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Uveitis in left eye

2018-10-25 10:26:49
I am having uveitis in left eye.. and I am taking medication. Will I get uveitis in my right eye also?? I feel my right eye a bit strained.. I am using the medication in left eye only
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Hey, Uveitis has a really varied etiology.it can range from absolutely non serious condition to recurrent bilateral(affecting both eyes) condition.thorough ophthalmic evaluation is must with regular follow up.u should not start/stop medications containing steroids on your own..Uveitis can affect more.than 1 part of the eye..Advisable to  discuss in detail with ophthalmologist
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follow up examination thorough systemic history check
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regular follow up is an absolute.must

Answered2018-10-25 13:05:27

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Hello You may or may not get uveitis in right eye If you feel any problem in right eye and you are suspicious of uveitis then get eye examination

Answered2018-10-25 10:50:19

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