Uveitis and NPC
Hello everyone!!
Just wondering if any of you have experienced recurrent Anterior Uveitis (eye inflammation) post treatment? I had a few recurrences last year and now again. The Docs don't seem to know why I'm getting it. Sometimes I think it could be related to the radiation (because everything else seems to be!! ) so was wondering if any of you had this type of problem...
Thanks and take care,
Paula
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Hi Paula
My problems with the eyes are a little different; the radiation did a lot of damage to my vision to where I need glasses to see far away, both eyes are very dry at times. I also have pain behind the left eye that no one can figure out why and I have times when everything goes dark on me. So far I have not had any inflammation in the eyes, hope this helps
Tim Hondo
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my right eye
Not only is radiation a (life-saving) gift that keeps giving, so is shingles.
I got it on the right side of my face in May. Then a couple of months later, my right eyeball turned red. The doctor said it can come and go for the rest of my life.
Lorna 2007 & 2014
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Thanks!
Thanks for the replies Hondo, Lorna and Corleone!
My Doc also had said that Radiation is the gift that keeps on giving!!
Sometimes I think that no one really knows the extent of radiation damage post treatment.
We're all tough cookies!! Wishing you all the best...
Paula
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I had NPC, too....
and trouble with my eyes from the end of treatment. Not as dramatic as yours....but I produce massive amonts of goup in the night, and they are ultra-sensitive to light. I think it's where they point the rads for NPC....like your eyes are right there in the line of fire.
p
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Hey P!phrannie51 said:I had NPC, too....
and trouble with my eyes from the end of treatment. Not as dramatic as yours....but I produce massive amonts of goup in the night, and they are ultra-sensitive to light. I think it's where they point the rads for NPC....like your eyes are right there in the line of fire.
p
I agree with you, the eyes are right there in the line of fire, that is why sometimes I think it might be radiation related!!
Take good care,
Paula
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