Which is the drug of choice for anterior uveitis?
TREATMENT OF ACUTE UVEITIS : Drug of first choice: Steroids (topical, intravitreally, subconjuctivally or systemic if the there is no improvement on maximal topical steroids have been used or if the uveitis is severe). Use of atropine and other mydriatics: Most effective in acute stage because they: Give rest to eye by relieving the sphincter Prevents formation of synechiae and breaking old one's Reduces hyperemia and exudation Pilocarpine and other cholinergics and miotics are contrainidicated because they enhance the synechae formation. Beta blockers are used in hypeensive uveitis.
Oral steroids
Topical steroids
Topical antibiotics
Atropine