Hi doctor,
For about four years now, I have been getting recurrent redness in the eyes. It starts in one eye at this time of every year. There is no discharge, but stay as a painful red eye. It will go away for a week and then recur for a couple of days before clearing up again. It usually last on and off for a month or so before going away. This is the beginning of dry weather in my place. Also, now we begin using our wood stove for heat. I do have on and off rosacea. I have tried many eye drops, but they do not seem to work.
Please help.
Thank you doctor,
I do not have a family history of glaucoma. Would conjunctivitis recur like this without any discharge? My vision does not change. I do not have joint pain. The only systemic illness I have is IBS (irritable bowel syndrome).
Hi,
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- Yes, IBS can also cause recurrent uveitis. It will not be conjunctivitis.
- The mainstay of treatment is control of disease. For present acute condition of uveitis, you will have to use steroid eye drops.
I hope this helps.
Thank you.
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