Anterior uveitis presents with a unilateral red eye, tenderness at the globe, light sensitivity, and possible decreased visual acuity.
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Anterior uveitis, also known as iritis, often presents with a painful and red eye, typically affecting only one eye (unilateral). Patients may also exhibit photophobia (light sensitivity) and have a potential decrease in visual acuity. These symptoms help distinguish it from other conditions such as conjunctivitis, which does not typically cause severe pain or decreased vision.
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