Sympathetic ophthalmia is an inflammatory eye condition that occurs when one eye is injured or becomes infected. It is caused by the immune system mistakenly attacking healthy tissue in the other eye. Symptoms of sympathetic ophthalmia include blurred vision, pain, redness, and light sensitivity. Treatment typically involves the use of corticosteroids and other medications to reduce inflammation.

The symptoms of Sympathetic ophthalmia include:

-Pain in the affected eye

-Redness in the affected eye

-Light sensitivity

-Blurred vision

-Decreased vision

-Tearing

-Swollen eyelids

-Dark spots in the vision

-Floaters in the vision

-Decreased color vision

Sympathetic ophthalmia is an inflammatory eye condition that is caused by the introduction of a foreign substance, such as a virus, bacteria, or trauma, into one eye. This can cause inflammation in the other eye, even if it has not been directly exposed to the foreign substance. Other causes of sympathetic ophthalmia include intraocular surgery, intraocular injections, and eye trauma.

The primary treatment for Sympathetic ophthalmia is corticosteroid therapy, which is usually administered in the form of eye drops or injections. Other treatments may include topical antibiotics, cycloplegic agents, and laser photocoagulation. In some cases, surgery may be necessary to remove the affected eye.

1. Previous ocular trauma or surgery
2. Previous intraocular inflammation
3. Previous intraocular foreign body
4. Previous intraocular infection
5. Previous intraocular tumor
6. Previous intraocular radiation
7. Previous intraocular steroid injection
8. Previous intraocular laser treatment
9. Previous intraocular cryotherapy
10. Previous intraocular silicone oil injection
11. Previous intraocular silicone oil removal
12. Previous intraocular lens implantation
13. Previous intraocular lens removal
14. Previous intraocular lens exchange
15. Previous intraocular lens explantation
16. Previous intraocular lens repositioning
17. Previous intraocular lens exchange with intraocular lens implantation
18. Previous intraocular lens exchange with intraocular lens explantation
19. Previous intraocular lens exchange with intraocular lens reposition

Sympathetic ophthalmia is an inflammatory eye condition that is caused by an injury to one eye. There is no known cure for this condition, but medications such as corticosteroids, immunosuppressants, and antibiotics can be used to reduce inflammation and prevent further damage to the eye. Surgery may also be necessary to remove any scar tissue or other damage that has occurred.