Ablepsia, also known as amaurosis, is a medical condition characterized by blindness or visual impairment. Synonyms for this condition include sightlessness, visual loss, blindness, and ocular blindness. Other alternative terms often used to describe the same condition include cataract, glaucoma, retinal detachment, and optic neuritis. These conditions can occur due to various reasons, including genetic defects, infections, injuries, or underlying health conditions like diabetes or hypertension. Treatment options for ablepsia depend on the underlying cause and typically include medications, surgery, or lifestyle changes. Early diagnosis and management are critical in preventing the progression of this condition.