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I am over 50 and has had a bad case of uveitis for 4 years now. i was told once before by a physician that i might have exposed to hepatitis a.
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Uveitis: This has many causes, treatment is the same initially with steroid eye drops. If hepatic has been diagnosed then treatment of this may help so that you haveno uveitis recurrences.
Answered 3/26/2013
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Not a cause of uveit: I am not aware of any correlation. If there is, it would be very rare.
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