What is Heterochromic cyclitus?

Question: I have been diagnosed with this condition in my right eye, with a cataract too. I cant find many details about this anywhere. some help would be well appreciated.

Answers:
Heterochromic cyclitis is a rare type of inflammation of the coloured tissue in the eye (iris and ciliary body) which in itself is mild but can be associated with occasional sudden rises in the eye pressure, i.e. secondary glaucoma.


There's more info on this site about treatment and so on.

Other Answers:
Check on webmd.com

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Please see the webpage for more details on Heterochromia. Cyclitis- Inflammation of the ciliary body of the eye, shown by the disposition of smal collections of white cels on the posterior cornea caled "keratitic preciitates" (K.P.). Often co-existent with inflammation of the iris.

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