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What Causes Recurrent Pain And Redness In The Eyes?

since Sept I have been on and off getting treated for my left eye red, swollen, throbbing pain to light, sun, and tv. Eye doctor gave me drops I take 4 times a day for a month soon as I stop the left eye gets red again with diarrhea. Blood test positive for ANA level 660 seen a rhemotologist order more blood work doc said nothing specific to shows up. Primary doctor has no clue why red eye, tearing and pain to light keeps coming back. any thoughts?
Tue, 2 Jan 2018
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Ophthalmologist,  's  Response
it can be autoimune disorder and resulted in uveitis steroid hasto be added in treatment which can be tapered of. now there will be improvement recurrent rednessaqousflare is causing and clouding of vision will go.
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Ophthalmologist,  Dr. Ashok Kumar Dash's  Response
it can be auto immune disorder causing uveitis this can result ed in recurrent redness and fogy vision. steroid drop is recomanded with tapering. there will be improvement.
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What Causes Recurrent Pain And Redness In The Eyes?

it can be autoimune disorder and resulted in uveitis steroid hasto be added in treatment which can be tapered of. now there will be improvement recurrent rednessaqousflare is causing and clouding of vision will go.