Sir,

Cushing's syndrome secondary to oral or topical steroids is well known. Cases due to intranasal and inhaled steroids have also been reported.1, 2 However, Cushing's syndrome as a result of topical ocular steroids is extremely rare. There are only two reported cases in the literature that occurred in infancy and childhood.3, 4 We present a case of iatrogenic Cushing's syndrome in a young adult with bilateral idiopathic uveitis.

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