schirmer's test

What are the Limitations of Schirmer's Test?

While useful, Schirmer's test is not definitive. False positives and negatives can occur, and the test should be part of a broader diagnostic workup. Other diagnostic tests and clinical evaluations are often necessary to confirm a diagnosis.

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