Patients With Autoimmune Disease More Likely to Get Uveitis

Cleveland Clinic·Mar 13

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Patients with autoimmune diseases may be at a higher risk of developing uveitis. There appears to be a connection between systemic autoimmune conditions and uveitis, with some studies suggesting a bidirectional relationship. However, the specifics of this connection and potential risk factors or mitigating factors, such as certain medications, are still being researched and may be complex.

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