What is uveitis? Ophthalmologist please enter .

Uveitis is inflammation of the uvea, including the iris, ciliary body, and choroid. Uveitis is more common in young adults, has a wide variety, is complex, and can lead to blindness if improperly done, and occupies an important position in blinding eye diseases. Its pathogenesis and mechanism are not fully understood, so there is no way to prevent it.

In the case of pathogenic bacteria or other substances that metastatic lung cancer from other parts of the body to the eye, this microbial strain can multiply in the uvea and cause inflammation. Reflex, chemical, and thermal burns can all cause uveitis, and the diffusion of inflammation in adjacent eye organs and their ophthalmic toxoid or inhibitory reactions can all cause uveitis, and autoimmune disease elements account for a very large proportion of uveitis. Uveitis is an eye disease that occurs frequently in young people, and there are many varieties, because the onset and onset system are not completely clear, and the effect is not ideal.

Uveitis will cause more and more serious damage to our body, and even cause patients to become blind, and now the number of people with this disease continues to increase, we should also attach great importance to the damage of this kind of disease to the body, and use treatment as soon as possible.

Uveitis is a common orthopedic disease and belongs to the autoimmune system. To put it simply, because the immune system of the body does not correctly treat the uveal organ of tears as a harmful organ and attacks it, it produces inflammation. The specific manifestations of uveitis are eye congestion, redness, pain, and vision loss.

During the fundus examination, the doctor can see a cloudy substance in the laminated glass renal duct, and the retina may be swollen. Ocular luminography can see the leakage of choroid plexus capillaries, and some more severe patients can see the accumulation of fluorescein sodium under the retina, and uveitis can be diagnosed according to the above examinations.

Infectious uveitis is mainly caused by infection with microorganisms, and the common microorganisms are germs, viral infections, chlamydia, mycoplasma, chlamydia, etc. This type of infectious uveitis** method is mainly to carry out anti-infective treatment for different microorganisms. Uveitis is a non-infectious type of uveitis caused by an abnormality in the software of the autoimmune system, which then produces antigens and antibodies.

The treatment of this type of uveitis is generally hormonal**, and common diseases include rheumatism, rheumatoid, ankylosing spondylitis, etc.

The uvea is the intermediate organ of the eyeball wall, and uveitis can occur due to the elements of sensitivity, autoimmune factors, trauma and physical and chemical damage, and the elements of the immune gene inheritance system. Anterior uveitis is iridocyclitis, which mainly manifests eye pain, eye redness, eye photophobia, tearing, and vision loss, which can cause angle-closure glaucoma, high complication with cataracts, resulting in serious reduction of eye vision. Medium uveitis is a whole process of inflammation, the onset of the disease is hidden, mainly manifested as vision loss, and a very small number of patients have eye pain and eye redness.

Posterior uveitis, which invades the choroid plexus and retina, mainly manifests as anterior opacity and decreased visual acuity.

The causes of uveitis are complex, it may be caused by inflammation of the eye itself, it may be caused by trauma to the eyeball, bacterial infection of the eye, inflammation of other parts, or immune abnormalities.

The pathogenesis of this disease is complex, and it is likely to be caused by inflammation of the eyes, infection with a lot of bacteria, and inferior contact lenses every day.

It may be caused by an autoimmune disease, and you need to go to the hospital in time to receive it** and follow the doctor's instructions to take medicine.

The onset of uveitis is generally related to autoimmunity. Onset may involve eye injections and hormones**. Eye drops that dilate the pupils should also be used. Otherwise, it is easy to develop secondary glaucoma. The disease can be cured, but it is easy**.

Uveitis refers to inflammation of the iris, ciliary body, choroid; The blood supply of the iris and the ciliary body is the same large ring of the iris, so the two are often inflamed at the same time, and the general name is iridocyclitis. If the choroid is also inflamed at the same time, it is called uveitis. Uveitis is an eye disease that occurs mostly in young adults, with a wide range of types, quite complex, and can lead to blindness if improper, which occupies an important position in blinding eye diseases and has attracted worldwide attention.

Because its pathogenesis and mechanism are not fully understood, its prevention is impossible to start, and the effect is not ideal. Therefore, the search for reasonable and effective drugs has become an urgent problem to be solved in the field of ophthalmology.

Uveitis is generally carried out under the guidance of an ophthalmologist, so if you have ophthalmia, you need to go to an ophthalmology clinic. Topical corticosteroids and cycloplegics are generally used to dilate pupils**, usually within 1 month of improvement. Easy to repeat.

At present, uveitis mostly adopts a comprehensive method based on hormones and immunosuppressants, and routinely** includes corticosteroids and mydriatic drugs.

1.Part**.

1) Mydriasis: atropine or compound tropinamide.

2) Corticosteroids: dexamethasone eye drops, or subconjunctival injection**.

2.Body**.

1) Corticosteroids: oral prednisone.

2) Prostaglandin inhibitors: such as indomethacin.

3) Antibiotics: Uveitis caused by tuberculosis, syphilis and leptospira should be treated accordingly.

3.Complication**.

1) Secondary glaucoma: first lower intraocular pressure, inflammation control, surgery**.

2) Concurrent cataract: cataract removal and intraocular lens implantation.