uveitis

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

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

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

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

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