Yes, spondylitis can affect the eyes. Eye inflammation, particularly uveitis, is a common symptom associated with spondylitis. Here are some key points:

- Types of Uveitis
- Anterior Uveitis: Occurs at the front of the eye, causing noticeable redness and pain. Symptoms start suddenly and can last for weeks.
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Yes, spondylitis can affect the eyes. Eye inflammation, particularly uveitis, is a common symptom associated with spondylitis. Here are some key points:

- Types of Uveitis:
- Anterior Uveitis: Occurs at the front of the eye, causing noticeable redness and pain. Symptoms start suddenly and can last for weeks.
- Intermediate Uveitis: Affects the middle part of the eye.
- Posterior Uveitis: Occurs at the back of the eye, developing slowly and persisting for years.
- Panuveitis: Involves all three areas of the eye.

- Symptoms of Eye Inflammation:
- Pain
- Redness
- Sensitivity to light
- Vision changes (blurred vision, floaters, decreased vision)
- Drooping eyelid
- Tearing

- Complications:
- If untreated, uveitis can lead to glaucoma and potential blindness.

For more detailed information, you can refer to the source: [Spondylitis Eye Inflammation: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Management](https://www.MySpondylitisTeam.com/resources/eye...).

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