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... It is advised that anyone living with RA should have an eye exam from an ophthalmologist every year, or as soon as they experience any eye symptoms such as itching, redness, pain, or vision loss. No matter how minor eye symptoms may seem, it’s important to let your rheumatologist or eye doctor know of any new or unusual eye-related symptoms. Dr. ...
Rheumatoid Arthritis: Does RA Affect the Eyes?
... It is advised that anyone living with RA should have an eye exam from an ophthalmologist every year, or as soon as they experience any eye symptoms such as itching, redness, pain, or vision loss. No matter how minor eye symptoms may seem, it’s important to let your rheumatologist or eye doctor know of any new or unusual eye-related symptoms. Dr. ...
... In addition to a rheumatologist, it is important for people with RA and secondary Sjögren’s syndrome to see an ophthalmologist regularly to prevent complications like eye damage. Any pain or redness in the eyes should be evaluated promptly, as this may signal an eye infection or corneal damage. ...
Secondary Sjögren’s Syndrome: How RA Can Affect the Eyes
... In addition to a rheumatologist, it is important for people with RA and secondary Sjögren’s syndrome to see an ophthalmologist regularly to prevent complications like eye damage. Any pain or redness in the eyes should be evaluated promptly, as this may signal an eye infection or corneal damage. ...
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