Chorioretinitis

The ophthalmologist is the right professional to evaluate chorioretinitis, an inflammation that jointly affects the choroid and the retina, two inner layers of the eye involved in nourishment and in capturing the image.

Common symptoms: blurred vision, the perception of spots or floating specks, sensitivity to light and, in some cases, eye pain or redness.

Common causes: It may be related to infections or to inflammatory processes that affect the inner tissues of the eye.

When should you seek care? A review is advisable in the face of changes in vision or eye discomfort that does not ease. Assessing the back of the eye with a professional helps guide the most suitable follow-up for each person.