SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
Symptoms of uveitis may be present in one or both eyes. In addition, they may arise gradually or suddenly. Symptoms vary mainly according to the anatomic location of the inflammation.
ANTERIOR UVEITIS
Acute anterior uveitis: pain, redness, light sensitivity, and blurred vision
Chronic anterior uveitis: no symptoms
INTERMEDIATE UVEITIS
Floating dark spots (floaters)
Loss of central vision
Alteration, decrease or loss of vision
POSTERIOR UVEITIS
Stationary dark spots in the field of vision (scotomas)
Loss of central vision
Alteration, decrease or loss of vision
May not produce any symptoms when retinal and/or choroidal lesions do not affect the visual field
PANUVEITIS
Pain
Redness
Floating dark spots (floaters)
Stationary dark spots in the field of vision (scotomas)
Loss of central vision
Alteration, decrease or loss of vision
May not produce any symptoms when retinal and/or choroidal lesions do not affect the visual field