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Been to rheumatologist for recurring iritis and had: chest x-ray, esr, crp, ace, ck, vit d, calcium and mri.all fine.anything else i should be tested for?
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Standard tests: You have had all the usual tests for iritis related systemic disease. I am guessing that you have no joint pains or GI issues, and that therefore your iritis internal in your eyes and not related to anything else. So at this point just keep appointments with your ophthalmologist so there are no complications from your recurrent bouts.
Answered 9/28/2016
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