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"Trust me, as a nurse of 40+ years, it was not blepharitis. Now both eyes are sore and painful."

Are your eyes sensitive to light? Do you see floaters? Is your vision getting foggy?

I had uveitis. My symptoms progressed rapidly in a matter of a day or two until I couldn't see with one eye. Uveitis can affect both eyes at once. My uveitis had an acute onset but there is a chronic type of uveitis. too.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK540993/#:~:text=Uveitis%20is%20a%20disease%20process,pain%20to%20complete%20vision%20loss.
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Uveitis is associated with inflammatory arthritis more than PMR. I think uveitis can happen with any inflammatory disorder when our immune system becomes deranged. You can also have more than one inflammatory disorder.

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No floaters but my vision has been blurry and eyes horribly filled with blood like pinkeye only worse since the morning after my second Pfizer shot. Over two years now and they got worse after PMR and Prednisone. Now it's all I can do to work on the computer because I can't bring the words into focus. I've been a brave little soldier up until now but between the vision problems and the pain and debilitating effects of trying to taper off Prednisone, I'm pretty bummed.