Uveitis

Uveitis Care at EYEONE VISION CENTER

1. Service Overview

Uveitis is an inflammatory condition of the eye that can cause symptoms like redness, pain, blurred vision, light sensitivity, and even vision loss if not treated on time. Since uveitis can arise from infections, autoimmune disorders, or unknown causes, it requires precise diagnosis and timely treatment. At EYEONE VISION CENTER, we understand how distressing sudden vision changes can be. Our goal is to offer fast, accurate, and compassionate care to protect your vision and restore comfort as quickly as possible.

2. Why Choose EYEONE for Uveitis?

Uveitis care at EYEONE is led by Dr. Gitanjali Sood Sirkek, a highly trained retina and ocular inflammation specialist with deep expertise in diagnosing and managing complex inflammatory eye diseases. Her extensive experience, supported by over 100 research publications, ensures a thorough and evidence-based approach to every uveitis case.

At EYEONE, patients benefit from:

• Precise diagnostic evaluation using modern imaging
• Individualised treatment plans for each type of uveitis
• High-level expertise in managing recurrent and chronic cases
• Compassionate care that prioritises your long-term vision health

3. Our Treatment Approach

We begin with a detailed eye examination and specialized tests such as OCT, Fundus Imaging, and laboratory evaluations to identify the root cause of inflammation.

Treatment may include:

• Anti-inflammatory medications (topical, oral, injectable)
• Immunosuppressive therapies for complex or recurring uveitis
• Injection-based treatments for vision-threatening complications
• Surgical intervention when necessary

Throughout the process, we ensure maximum comfort, clarity, and continuous monitoring. Follow-up visits allow us to track healing, adjust medication, and protect your vision from long-term damage.

4. Benefits for Patients

Patients receiving uveitis care at EYEONE enjoy:

• Safe, evidence-based treatment led by specialists
• Timely relief from pain, redness, and blurred vision
• Protection from complications such as glaucoma or retinal damage
• Better long-term control for chronic or recurring cases
• A supportive team to guide and counsel at every step