10 Uveitis Symptoms
Reviewed: Dr. Mera
Symptom #9: Excessive Tearing
Excessive tearing occurs when there is an overflow of tears. Normally, tears are a necessity as they help to keep the eye healthy. However, excessive tearing can impair vision. It can be caused by excessive production or blocked tear ducts.
In uveitis, excessive tearing occurs due to overproduction of tears as there is irritation and inflammation of the uvea. Treatment of excessive tearing depends on the underlying cause. Increased lacrimation is a common symptom of anterior uveitis.
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