Self-Reported Vision-Related Quality of Life and Functional Impact in Portuguese Patients with Uveitis: A Cross-Sectional Study.

They also experienced more difficulties in daily activities such as reading street signs (69.6%), cooking (63.0%), and finding objects (56.5%).

Emotional and social impacts, including activity restriction, staying at home, frustration, and dependence on others, were also more commonly reported (p<0.001 in most comparisons).

Multivariable analyses suggested that uveitis was associated with higher functional and psychosocial limitations; however, uveitis was not significantly associated with constant vision concern, which was primarily related to older age.