Eye problems or decreasing vision

Depression is a recognized health issue that can diminish the immune system and organs in the body. Your eyes are no exception. Depression can affect your eyesight.

Do you notice that everything is hazy? While depression can make the world seem dark and gloomy, a 2010 study conducted in Germany highlights the possibility that this mental health issue may also impair one's vision. In studies that focused on depression and vision, people who were more depressed often had a harder time seeing black or white, and instead would perceive black and white as gray. This was true for people who were on antidepressant pills and those who were not. Furthermore, when someone is overly stressed, it can also bring on a migraine, which can cause blurred vision as well.