uveitis

The 'uveitis' usually is acute, unilateral, and recurrent.

Certain forms of 'uveitis' - potentially blinding inflammations of the inside of the eye - respond to drugs that are safe and effective.

In many cases, the cause of 'uveitis' can't be determined.

This inflammation, called iridocyclitis or iritis or 'uveitis' , can be detected early by an ophthalmologist.

The 'uveitis' should improve within two to three weeks.