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Why does my scleritis flare up overnight and the redness in eye goes away mid morning?
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Not scleritis: It would be highly unlikely for scleritis to resolve spontaneously and so quickly. There are a number of conditions that have similar synptoms as you describe. The most common would be meibomitis. You should be evaluated by and eye md.
Answered 5/6/2013
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