The uvea is made of the iris, ciliary body, and choroid, and is the middle part of the eye which lies below the white part called the sclera. It helps your eye focus on different distances and adjust to different levels of light. Sometimes the uvea can swell or experience inflammation which leads to vision loss. This is known as Uveitis.
If you experience:
You might have Uveitis. It is wise to schedule a consultation with a Uveitis specialist for specialized care and treatment.
Dry Eye symptoms include:
If you experience any of these symptoms, schedule a consultation for a dry eye and ocular surface treatment at AKIO.
There are 3 types of uveitis based on where the uvea is affected:
In severe cases, all layers might be affected.
Uveitis usually occurs when a part of your eye gets inflamed. It can also occur if you have any of the following:
There are several eye exams to check for Uveitis, including:
You might be at a higher risk if you: Are between the age 20 and 60 years Smoke cigarettes
Uveitis can be cured in some cases, but can occur again. Other times, uveitis turns out to be a long-term condition. But the right treatment can help improve the vision.
At AKIO, our uvea and ocular inflammation treatment is designed to provide long-term relief and improve the patient's quality of life.
At AKIO, the Uvea and Ocular inflammation treatment includes:
At AKIO, a dilated examination for comprehensive evaluation of the patient’s eye is done through:
General Questions For You
If you experience uveitis symptoms, scheduling a consultation with a Uveitis specialist is crucial. Early diagnosis and treatment by a specialist like AKIO’s ophthalmologists experienced in uveitis can help prevent vision loss and improve your quality of life.
AKIO is a leading Uveitis Treatment Hospital in Delhi NCR. We have a team of experienced and best uveitis specialists equipped with advanced diagnostic tools to accurately diagnose the cause and extent of your uveitis. This allows us to create a personalized treatment plan to address your specific needs.
Our commitment is to provide you with the best possible care and improve your vision.