These medicines decrease the inflammation and reduce the scarring that can occur. Persistent cases may require more intensive treatment. Successful treatment of iritis depends on careful and consistent compliance by the patient. In serious cases, complications may arise. Cataracts, glaucoma, and corneal changes are possible consequences of both the disease and the medicines used to treat it.
Careful observation is needed in the resolving phase to monitor potential problems.
If the medicines are withdrawn too rapidly, a recurrence is very possible. E. Front St. 1705 Judson Rd.