ABSTRACT
Sarcoidosis is a disease with variable clinical course and often
spontaneous remission, so the decision to actively treat is
based on clinical judgment that treatment will improve the
patient’s quality of life. Understanding the psychological and
psychiatric aspects is paramount. It is important to consider
several topics: the psychosocial burden secondary to the
disease, patients presenting with psychiatric illness as a primary
manifestation of sarcoidosis, and the side-effects of treatment.