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Hazy Vision With Pain In Eyes Post Wisdom Tooth Removal. Was Extraction The Reason ?

24 hrs post removal of w.tooth,hazy vison ,and pain in eyes. Went to md: given aumentin 500mg +patanol eye drops. some relief for 24 hrs.then Deteriorated over 48 hrs ,until no vison r eye(side of extraction). Saw opt ,infection of uvea, with Inc orbital pressure..40 r eye&20 l. He pred glaucoma. but pressure is 16...norm. He has pres traventene. Did extraction prcipitate this event.
Tue, 10 Dec 2013
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Hello,
I reviewed the history. The hazy vision is not related to removal of tooth. As your optometrist or ophthalmologist has noted this is because of uveitis.
Uveitis is a inflammatory condition of the uvea and the causes are very wide. The most common being allergic reaction to infection in the body. The treatment of the condition is by using steroid eye drops to control inflammation and antiglaucoma medications to control the raised intraocular pressure.
Hence I advice you to consult your doctor for treatmetn and do atttend follow up regularly to prevent any complications.

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Hazy Vision With Pain In Eyes Post Wisdom Tooth Removal. Was Extraction The Reason ?

Hello, I reviewed the history. The hazy vision is not related to removal of tooth. As your optometrist or ophthalmologist has noted this is because of uveitis. Uveitis is a inflammatory condition of the uvea and the causes are very wide. The most common being allergic reaction to infection in the body. The treatment of the condition is by using steroid eye drops to control inflammation and antiglaucoma medications to control the raised intraocular pressure. Hence I advice you to consult your doctor for treatmetn and do atttend follow up regularly to prevent any complications. Thank you