Condition
Episcleritis (Episcleral Inflammation)
Episcleritis (episcleral inflammation) is mild inflammation of the thin tissue (episclera) between the conjunctiva and sclera. It usually goes away on its own and is not serious.
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Episcleritis (Episcleral Inflammation)
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Symptoms
- Mild redness in the white of your eye
- Slight discomfort or irritation
- No vision changes usually
- Mild sensitivity to light
- Feels worse in the morning
Causes
- Viral infections
- Autoimmune conditions (like rheumatoid arthritis)
- Eye injury or trauma
- Allergies
- Sometimes no clear cause (idiopathic)
Treatments
- Artificial tears to soothe the eye
- Mild steroid drops (prescribed by doctor)
- Cool compresses on the eye
- Over-the-counter pain relievers if needed
- Usually resolves within 1-3 weeks
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