Eyes & Vision

Iritis

Inflammation of the iris, often caused by infection or autoimmune conditions

8 remedies

Overview

Iritis is a type of eye inflammation that can cause severe pain, sensitivity to light, and vision problems. It requires prompt medical treatment to prevent complications.

Remedies often used

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Severe pains in and around the eyes, forehead, and temples, worse at night

  • Sensitivity to light
  • Discoloration of the iris and constricted pupil
  • Inflammation of the retina, choroid, and optic nerve
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Pus formation in the anterior chamber of the eye (hypopyon)

  • Pain relieved by warmth and aggravated by motion
  • Feeling chilly and wanting to stay warmly covered
  • Sensitivity to all impressions
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Severe neuralgic pain in the supra-orbital nerve

  • Severe, shooting pains above the eye
  • Periodic or intermittent nature of the pain
  • Pain radiating from the eye to the temple
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Sticking pains around the eyes

  • Sticking, splinter-like pains around the eyes
  • Congestion and redness in the face and head
  • Pains that appear and disappear quickly
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See a doctor if

  • Severe, unrelenting eye pain that does not improve with treatment
  • Sudden vision loss or significant changes in vision
  • Presence of pus or discharge from the eye
  • Fever, chills, or other signs of systemic infection

Everyday tips

  • Avoid bright lights and wear sunglasses when going outside
  • Apply warm compresses to the affected eye to help relieve pain and inflammation
  • Get plenty of rest and avoid activities that strain the eyes
  • Follow your doctor's instructions for any prescribed eye drops or medications

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