maureen schreef:[
This is not surprising at all. The first thing to relaise is that the cornea of uveitis cases is always affected during episodes of uveitis. The second thing is that the cornea is innervated by the ophthalmic branch of the trigeminal nerve.
There are corneal trigger factors for HS in any case and that sounds to me as though you have a ophthalmic and a maxillary trigger. This is frequently nasal allergies or pollen of particular types. It can also be light, warmth, cold, rain, particles and allergic conditions. Since HS is a summation disorder any extra input into the TG nucleus will likely trigger the condition as well. That’s probably how your case is running at the moment. The protection of the nose is the main thing but you can test the protection of the face / eye s as well if you like using sodium chromoglycate eye drops. Of course this will only help if the corneal trigger is an an allergic disease at that site. If the uveitis episodes are adding to it then that’s another issue and PBZ might help then.
The fact that it has been a HS case for many years does not suggest we can treat it – we may be able to manage it better though.
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