Iritis is defined as a focal disorder related to inflammation of iris. Two types of Iritis are marked. One is acute and the second is chronic. Treatment of acute Iritis is less complicated and in many cases it heals automatically in few weeks.

Response rate of chronic iritis towards medication is least and if not treated properly it might cause serious visual disorder. Pain in the ocular and periorbital area is one of the common symptoms of Iritis. Some people also develop photophobia during this period. Blurred vision, red eyes, presence of proteins and white blood cells in the iris region and motion sickness are also marked in people suffering from iritis. There are several complications of Iritis. The victim might develop cataract, glaucoma, calcification in the corneal region, posterior uveitis, permanent blindness and band keratopathy due to iritis. 

 Doctors take the help of anti-inflammatory steroid eye drops to treat iritis. Eye drops are dilated to check the growth of synechia and reduce the effects of photophobia. In some cases pressure reducing eye drops like brimonidine tartrate and oral steroid like prednisone are used. Subconjunctival steroid injections are immensely beneficial to treat chronic Iritis. Regular eye check up is the key to prevent Iritis.