What is Uveitis?
Uveitis is a serious yet treatable inflammation affecting the uvea which comprises the iris, ciliary body, and choroid—that can lead to redness, light sensitivity, blurred vision, or even floaters and vision loss if untreated. At Vala Eye Centre in Vadodara, Dr. Ruchi Vala combines cutting-edge diagnostic technology with a caring, patient-first approach to ensure you receive the right care, right when you need it.
What Is Uveitis and Why Early Treatment Matters
Uveitis can affect different parts of the eye and is classified into:
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Anterior Uveitis (most common)
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Intermediate Uveitis
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Posterior Uveitis
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Panuveitis
Left untreated, uveitis may lead to complications like cataracts, glaucoma, macular edema, or even retinal detachment Fortunately, timely treatment can preserve your vision and comfort.
Symptoms of Uveitis:
If you experience any combination of these, consult our specialists without any delay.
- Severe redness in the eye
- Pain in eye
- Dark floating spots in your vision, called floaters
- Sensitivity to light
- Blurred vision
Uveitis Diagnosis and Treatment at Vala Eye Centre
At Vala Eye Centre, we use advanced eye-imaging and diagnostic technology along with the expertise of our experienced clinicians to identify and manage both infectious and autoimmune causes of uveitis. Leading our care is Dr. Ruchi Vala, a trusted Vitreo-Retina and Uveitis Specialist, known for her compassionate approach and commitment to helping patients protect and restore their vision.
The treatment for uveitis depends on the type of inflammation and how severe it is. At Vala Eye Centre, we focus on giving you the right care that’s safe, effective, and easy to follow.
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Eye drops – To reduce swelling, redness, and pain.
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Medicines – Sometimes tablets or injections are needed if the problem is deeper or stronger.
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Injections near the eye – In certain cases, these help control the inflammation for a longer time.
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Surgery – Surgery depends on the severity of the eye condition and it may be done to protect your eyesight.
