Uvea is an inflammatory reaction inside the eye. It affects the pigmented layer of the eye called uvea, which lies beneath the sclera and cornea and comprises of the iris, ciliary body and choroid. Sometimes Uvea can also affect retina, lens, optic nerve and vitreous. Uvea is common in working age adults.
Symptoms:
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Blurred vision
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Eye pain
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Sensitivity to light
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Decreased vision
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Eye redness
Complications:
Uvea can lead to the following conditions:
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Glaucoma
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Cataract
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Vision loss
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Damage of the optic nerve
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Detachment of retina