Thanks for your response and listening, @johnbishop.

As for the vaccine causing my uveitis, I can't say that I would fall into that category. As luck would have it, my first covid was contracted 6 days before I was scheduled to get my booster/3rd shot. I haven't had a vaccine since Nov '21 and my eye issue started in June '22 after my second covid. Went to my primary doc then and they told me that "research is still being done" and to come back if symptoms worsen. Thinking that I (along with the internet;)) could handle anything on my own, I didn't start seeing specialists for my symptoms until Apr '23 after they all were amplified by my third covid in Feb'23.

Yes, I was prescribed a steroid drop for 4 weeks. Started at 4 times a day, then down to once a day. The uveitis was still evident at my first follow up visit, so I was instructed to do a single drop for another week and then come back in 5 months. There was no evidence of uveitis, or anything else, at my last visit but my eye symptoms were (and still are) the same. The doc gave me a numbing drop that day which made my eye feel better/different which, led her to mention a nerve. That, along with my physical therapist now working with me for visual vertigo, has me looking for answers on my own, unfortunately, which is why I am probing for the possibility of nerve damage being involved.

Thank you again for listening, I appreciate your, and anyone else's insight. And, I know there may not be any answers out there just yet but, I am thankful that I found this community to help me feel like I am not going through this alone.