Thanks for sharing everyone! Inflammation can affect the eyes making them water too.

I also get uveitis and get steroid eyedrops until it passes. I get it more in my eyebrows and the eyelids, but yes it can be in the eye as well. Ophthalmologists can see pigment where the damage has occurred, so you need to be quick and get help if your vision gets blurry or your eyes are very red.

I have uveitis which I use two drops a day in each eye. The dry eyes are part of the autoimmune process. My eye doctor put little plugs in my tear ducts as well to help with this. I use cyclosporine for the drops. This is the generic form of Restasis..more affordable.

Apparently I have “Dry Eye”. It makes my eyes water and my nose run. Something to do with the wrong type of tears. Another problem with autoimmune diseases. Hey Ho!

I get it in the outside corners of the eye. My Dr says Vaseline or .1 cortisone