Uveitis affects the middle layer of the eye wall (uvea) and can lead to severe pain, redness, light sensitivity, and floaters. Prompt diagnosis helps prevent secondary complications like glaucoma or cataracts.
Precise location of inflammation across iris, ciliary body, or choroid structures.
Diagnostic bloodwork and imaging referrals to identify underlying autoimmune connections.
Prescription steroid drops, non-steroidal therapy, or oral meds tailored to control flares.
Routine intraocular pressure tracking to protect against secondary glaucoma development.