Inflammation of Anterior Segment
Inflammation of Anterior Segment
Procedure Overview
Topical Steroids
Eye drops to control inflammation.
Pupil Dilation
Drops to relieve pain and prevent scar formation.
Advanced Diagnostics
Identifying underlying systemic conditions.
Inflammation of Anterior Segment
Expected Outcomes
- Relief from pain and inflammation.
- Prevention of complications like glaucoma or cataracts.
Patient Support & Care
- Regular follow-ups to ensure inflammation is controlled.
- Coordination with rheumatologists for systemic autoimmune conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is anterior uveitis?
It’s inflammation of the front part of the eye, often associated with autoimmune diseases.
How is it treated?
Treatment typically involves steroid eye drops and dilating drops to control inflammation and relieve pain.
How long does anterior uveitis last?
Most cases resolve within weeks with treatment, but chronic cases may require long-term care.
What happens if it’s left untreated?
It can lead to complications like glaucoma, cataracts, or vision
loss.
loss.
Is anterior uveitis linked to other health conditions?
Yes, it is often associated with autoimmune diseases like ankylosing spondylitis or psoriasis.
Can anterior uveitis return?
Recurrence is common in autoimmune-related cases, necessitating regular monitoring.