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Looks like you have a recurrent uveitis for the last 7 years. A thourough systemic workup is a must for a confirmed diagnosis. If vision is so much affected and not responding to treatment then nowadays some patients are being given immuno-suppresive drugs. It is imperative that you consult a uvea specialist (an ophthalmologist who has specialized in the field of uvea).

Over weight case, take sky fruit, cow urine caps, org wheat grass powder, nigella cap, brahmi gold tab, drink 30 ml virgin coconut oil. Do oil pulling with it, take eyes bath, use aloe jyoti eyes droop & trifala eyes droop. May contact for any assistance.

First of all it is important to know the cause of macular edema. You have not mentioned that in you query. Second important factor is type of macular edema and cause of its persistence. Only giving anti vegf injection does not cure macular edema. One needs to find out the cause behind it and that should be targeted. Also nepafenac is not needed after anti vegf injections. So it is okay that your doctor did not prescribe nepafenac after the injection. Also it would be helpful if you share the typ...more

To avoid dragging the toes, people with foot drop may lift their kneehigher than normal. Or they may swing their leg in a wide arc.

Foot drop can happen to one foot or both feet at the same time. It can strike at any age.In general, foot drop stems fromweakness or paralysis of the muscles that lift the foot. It can have many different causes. Treatments for foot drop vary according to the cause. Most common causes and treatments for foot drop.

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None of them... They will just Mask the symptoms.. they are steroids...
Better take Homoeopathic treatment..

You can't use tablets for cure
you can use only topical creams and face washes for how many days you have to use prednisolone till that time you have to use.

Hi ,
Intermediate uveitis can get relieved sometimes by prednisolone tablets and some more medicines added together. In some individuals, it may need next group of medicines called immunosuppressants, either as injection into eye or simply tablets taken orally. You will need regular followup with your eye surgeon. Recurrences are possible, but if you get them treated quickly, major longterm sequelae can be avoided.

Hello lybrate-user. From the symptoms described by you, it seems that you have been suffering from viral keratoconjunctivitis. It is a viral infection of the eye and tends to take long periods of time to resolve. By long periods, I mean that it may take months (upto 6 months) to completely heal. If you have been prescribed tacrolimus and its causing a lot of burning with irritation, it might be a good idea to use a lubricant eye drop copiously. Tacrolimus is known to cause burning, irritation an...more

Viral conjunctivitis may have associated bacterial infection as well and you have to physically show a opthalmologist to add or change the medicines.