In many areas of diagnosis and treatment, psychiatry and ophthalmology overlap significantly. A patient who has had a great deal of psychological stress may exhibit vision loss. The results of neuro-ophthalmological testing might influence the psychiatric diagnosis and course of therapy. There is a wide range of psychiatric signs and symptoms noted in various ophthalmological disorders which an ophthalmologist witnesses every day. As a result, there is a great deal of overlap between the two disciplines methods to treatment. It goes without saying that the connection between psychiatry and ophthalmology has not gotten the attention it merits.
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