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Uveitis isn't directly covered in the available MS-specific resources here, so it's really important to speak with your neurologist and an ophthalmologist who understands MS to get the most accurate guidance for your situation.

What is known is that MS-related inflammation can sometimes affect the eyes, and treatment Show Full Answer

Uveitis isn't directly covered in the available MS-specific resources here, so it's really important to speak with your neurologist and an ophthalmologist who understands MS to get the most accurate guidance for your situation.

What is known is that MS-related inflammation can sometimes affect the eyes, and treatment decisions need to take into account any disease-modifying therapies (DMTs) you may already be on, as some treatments can interact with immune-modifying medications.

Your care team is truly the best resource here to tailor a safe and effective plan for you.

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