Eye diseases
Eye diseases
Intolerance to light (photophobia); intense itching of the eyes; dilation of the pupils. – Agnus castus
Eye pain and a sense of fatigue; relief upon closing the eyes or applying pressure; beneficial for restoring the function of weak ciliary muscles. – Argentum nitricum
Swelling around the eyes; burning sensation; corneal ulcers; intolerance to light. – Arsenicum album
Bluish discoloration under the eyes. - Badiaga
Pale face, sunken eyes, and blue rings around the eyes. - Berberis vulg.
Blue rings around the eyes and a yellowish complexion. - Bismuthum
Cyst or small tumor on the eye. - Caladium seg.
Spots and ulcers on the cornea; obstruction of lachrymal ducts upon exposure to cold; eyes tiring easily; farsighted vision. - Calcarea carb.
Drooping eyelids due to paralysis; inability to open the eyes. - Causticum
Dark circles around the eyes; bluish edges of the eyelids; sunken eyes; pale face due to loss of vital fluids or vitality. - China off.
Blue circles around the eyes, especially associated with symptoms of worms. - Cina
Highly effective medicines for eye conditions resulting from injury; eye drops must be administered 3–4 times daily over an extended period. – Cineraria maritima, Symphytum officinale
Sensation of seeing electric sparks or flashes of fire before the eyes. – Crocus sativus
Bluish discoloration of the eyelids and their margins. – Digitalis
: Seeing red spots before the eyes. – Duboisia hop.
Constant watering of the eyes. Burning sensation and swelling of the eyelids. Accumulation of sticky mucus on the cornea, requiring frequent blinking to clear it away. – Euphrasia 6
: Pain in the eyebrows. – Ginger
: Discharge of thin, sticky fluid from corneal ulcers or sores. – Graphites
: Sac-like swelling of the eyelids. – Kalium carb., Staphysagria
: Pain in the eyelids. – Mentholum
Rhododendron ch.
: Foul-smelling discharge from a corneal ulcer or wound. – Mercurius sol.
: Ciliary neuralgia (pain in the nerves of the eye). Pain radiating from the area around the eye to the temples. Redness of the entire eye and eyelids. – Mercurius sulph. rub.
: Neuralgia or pain in the ciliary muscles following eye surgery, particularly after the removal of the eyeball. Pain accompanied by a sensation of coldness in the eye, aggravated by cold air. – Mezereum 200
: Headache resulting from eye strain due to excessive study. - Natrum mur.
: Pain between the eyeball and the orbit, radiating towards the left temple. - Onosmodium
: Dark circles around the eyes due to nervous tension. - Phosphorus
: Eye strain or fatigue due to any cause; eyes tire quickly with even slight use; dizziness and nausea following use; eye pain; seeing white spots before the eyes. - Pilocarpus
: Tumors on the eyelids; to be applied as a tincture. It is effective in all cases—whether acute, chronic, or neglected—even involving tissue damage or deformity of the eyelid. - Platanus occidentalis
: Deep corneal wound or ulcer resulting from an old eye injury. - Rhus tox
: Eye strain caused by studying or excessive use of the eyes. - Ruta
: Pain in the eyes and eyebrows, particularly on the left side; the pain is intense, sharp (like needle pricks), and felt deep within the eyeball. - Saponaria off.
Sensation of a hot needle piercing deep into the eye and the left temple. Intolerance to light (Photophobia). – Saponinum
Yellowish discoloration of the face and bluish rings around the eyes. – Sepia
Corneal abscess and perforating ulcer following an injury. Intense eye pain that worsens upon closing or touching the eye. – Silicea, Hepar sulph
: Seeing flickering lights or sparks before the eyes. - Spigelia
Itching at the edges of the eyelids. Problems in the inner corners of the eyes. Lacerated or incised wounds on the cornea. - Staphysagria
: Sensation of dirt or unclean fluid in the eyes. - Stramonium
: Seeing black spots before the eyes. - Sulphur
: Recurrent formation of small, pus-filled granules (pustules) on the corneal epithelium and profuse watering of the eyes. Swelling of the eyelids. Sensation of cold air striking the eyes. - Syphilinum
: Weakness of the eye muscles. Sensation of a veil or gauze before the eyes. - Tilia europaea
Twitching of the upper eyelid of the right eye. - Tongo
Pain in the area just above the eyebrow. - Viola odorata
: Black and blue discoloration of the skin around the eye due to an injury. If there is discoloration and swelling but the skin remains unbroken, mix 10 drops of the remedy into one ounce of cold water, apply it to the area using cotton wool, and continue the application until the pain or discomfort subsides. It can also be taken orally. --Arnica
: For eye injuries that may lead to pus formation; abnormal discharge from the lacrimal sac. —Calendula
For eye issues resulting from injury, a lotion prepared by mixing 5 drops of the medicine into one ounce of distilled water may be applied to the eyes three times daily. —Cineraria Maritima
: If the skin is cut or torn, prepare a lotion by mixing 5 drops of the medicine into one ounce of cold water and apply it as directed above. --Hamamelis Q
2: In the aforementioned cases, it eliminates the risk of tetanus and helps heal skin discoloration or marks. Bruising or traumatic injury to the eye. --Ledum Pal
Intolerance to light (photophobia); intense itching of the eyes; dilation of the pupils. – Agnus castus
Eye pain and a sense of fatigue; relief upon closing the eyes or applying pressure; beneficial for restoring the function of weak ciliary muscles. – Argentum nitricum
Swelling around the eyes; burning sensation; corneal ulcers; intolerance to light. – Arsenicum album
Bluish discoloration under the eyes. - Badiaga
Pale face, sunken eyes, and blue rings around the eyes. - Berberis vulg.
Blue rings around the eyes and a yellowish complexion. - Bismuthum
Cyst or small tumor on the eye. - Caladium seg.
Spots and ulcers on the cornea; obstruction of lachrymal ducts upon exposure to cold; eyes tiring easily; farsighted vision. - Calcarea carb.
Drooping eyelids due to paralysis; inability to open the eyes. - Causticum
Dark circles around the eyes; bluish edges of the eyelids; sunken eyes; pale face due to loss of vital fluids or vitality. - China off.
Blue circles around the eyes, especially associated with symptoms of worms. - Cina
Highly effective medicines for eye conditions resulting from injury; eye drops must be administered 3–4 times daily over an extended period. – Cineraria maritima, Symphytum officinale
Sensation of seeing electric sparks or flashes of fire before the eyes. – Crocus sativus
Bluish discoloration of the eyelids and their margins. – Digitalis
: Seeing red spots before the eyes. – Duboisia hop.
Constant watering of the eyes. Burning sensation and swelling of the eyelids. Accumulation of sticky mucus on the cornea, requiring frequent blinking to clear it away. – Euphrasia 6
: Pain in the eyebrows. – Ginger
: Discharge of thin, sticky fluid from corneal ulcers or sores. – Graphites
: Sac-like swelling of the eyelids. – Kalium carb., Staphysagria
: Pain in the eyelids. – Mentholum
Rhododendron ch.
: Foul-smelling discharge from a corneal ulcer or wound. – Mercurius sol.
: Ciliary neuralgia (pain in the nerves of the eye). Pain radiating from the area around the eye to the temples. Redness of the entire eye and eyelids. – Mercurius sulph. rub.
: Neuralgia or pain in the ciliary muscles following eye surgery, particularly after the removal of the eyeball. Pain accompanied by a sensation of coldness in the eye, aggravated by cold air. – Mezereum 200
: Headache resulting from eye strain due to excessive study. - Natrum mur.
: Pain between the eyeball and the orbit, radiating towards the left temple. - Onosmodium
: Dark circles around the eyes due to nervous tension. - Phosphorus
: Eye strain or fatigue due to any cause; eyes tire quickly with even slight use; dizziness and nausea following use; eye pain; seeing white spots before the eyes. - Pilocarpus
: Tumors on the eyelids; to be applied as a tincture. It is effective in all cases—whether acute, chronic, or neglected—even involving tissue damage or deformity of the eyelid. - Platanus occidentalis
: Deep corneal wound or ulcer resulting from an old eye injury. - Rhus tox
: Eye strain caused by studying or excessive use of the eyes. - Ruta
: Pain in the eyes and eyebrows, particularly on the left side; the pain is intense, sharp (like needle pricks), and felt deep within the eyeball. - Saponaria off.
Sensation of a hot needle piercing deep into the eye and the left temple. Intolerance to light (Photophobia). – Saponinum
Yellowish discoloration of the face and bluish rings around the eyes. – Sepia
Corneal abscess and perforating ulcer following an injury. Intense eye pain that worsens upon closing or touching the eye. – Silicea, Hepar sulph
: Seeing flickering lights or sparks before the eyes. - Spigelia
Itching at the edges of the eyelids. Problems in the inner corners of the eyes. Lacerated or incised wounds on the cornea. - Staphysagria
: Sensation of dirt or unclean fluid in the eyes. - Stramonium
: Seeing black spots before the eyes. - Sulphur
: Recurrent formation of small, pus-filled granules (pustules) on the corneal epithelium and profuse watering of the eyes. Swelling of the eyelids. Sensation of cold air striking the eyes. - Syphilinum
: Weakness of the eye muscles. Sensation of a veil or gauze before the eyes. - Tilia europaea
Twitching of the upper eyelid of the right eye. - Tongo
Pain in the area just above the eyebrow. - Viola odorata
: Black and blue discoloration of the skin around the eye due to an injury. If there is discoloration and swelling but the skin remains unbroken, mix 10 drops of the remedy into one ounce of cold water, apply it to the area using cotton wool, and continue the application until the pain or discomfort subsides. It can also be taken orally. --Arnica
: For eye injuries that may lead to pus formation; abnormal discharge from the lacrimal sac. —Calendula
For eye issues resulting from injury, a lotion prepared by mixing 5 drops of the medicine into one ounce of distilled water may be applied to the eyes three times daily. —Cineraria Maritima
: If the skin is cut or torn, prepare a lotion by mixing 5 drops of the medicine into one ounce of cold water and apply it as directed above. --Hamamelis Q
2: In the aforementioned cases, it eliminates the risk of tetanus and helps heal skin discoloration or marks. Bruising or traumatic injury to the eye. --Ledum Pal