Although some patients with scleritis respond well to treatment with NSAIDs, aggressive systemic therapy is often required to obtain a favorable outcome, particularly when systemic disease coexists.

Posterior scleritis is a rare but potentially sight-threatening condition that commonly causes diagnostic confusion due to its variable and perplexing clinical symptoms and signs. We present a case of ...

With AS it is more common to see anterior uveitis. Scleritis often requires more aggressive treatment. Episcleritis is generally self-limiting and often resolves needing just symptomatic treatment.