Conjunctiva – Eyes – Chapter 5 – REPERTORY OF HERING’S GUIDING SYMPTOMS OF OUR MATERIA MEDICA By Calvin B. Knerr, M.D.

Main

Congestion :-

(See Inflammation,
also Ophthalmia.)

Bloodshot :-

ACON.,
Æth.,
Aloe, Alumn., Am-c., Aml-ns., Apis,
Arg-n., Arn., Bapt.,
BELL.,
Canth., Chlol.,
Colch., Dig.,
Dor., Ery-a., Glon.,
Ham., Iodof.,
Kali-br., Kali-m.,
Lyss.,
Med., Myric.,
Nat-m., Nat-p.

Bloodshot, in
apoplexy :-

Verat-v.

Bloodshot, from
cough :-

ARN.,
Crot-h.

Bloodshot, in spasmodic
croup :-

Bell.

Bloodshot, at
night :-

Kali-br.

Bloodshot, with swollen
face :-

Meli.

Bloodshot,
intermittent, in :-

Cact.

Bloodshot with
headache :-

Bell.,
Glon., Meli.

Bloodshot, in
hydrocephalus :-

Cupr-a.

Bloodshot, in purpura
hæmorrhagica :-

Phos.

Bloodshot, from
exposure to sun :-

Cact.

Congested, at time for
return of menses

(climaxis) :-
Phys.

Congested from least
exposure to cold or wind :-

Nat-ar.

Congested from violence
of concussion in whooping cough, small vessels ruptured :-

Ham.

Congested after
debauchery or sitting up late at night to study :-

Nux-v.

Congestion of left, in
suppressed intermittent :-

Spig.

Congested, in
typhus :-

Crot-h.

Congested, in
headache :-

Bell.,
Cimic., Glon.

Congestion,
palpebral :-

Merc-c.,
Phel.

Congestion, palpebral,
of left eye :-

Chlol.

Congestion, palpebral,
pale red, shining

(scrofulosis) :-
Con.

Congestion, palpebral,
lower right :-

Vesp.

Congestion, palpebral

(retinitis
hemarolopica) :-
Lyc.

Congestion, with
paralysis of right side :-

Prun.

Congestion,
passive :-

Naja.

Congestion, passive,
with soft granulation :-

Plb.

Congestion, with
photophobia

(dysmenorrhœa) :-
XAN.

Congestion in
pneumonia :-

Bell.

Congestion with
pulsation on stooping :-

Seneg.

Conjunctivitis,
in :-

Chlol.,
Kali-c., Nat-ar.

Inflammation of brain,
in :-

Merc.

Injected :-

Aml-ns.,
Ant-t., Apis,
Ars-h.,
Arum-d., Asar., Astac., Bell.,
Camph., Cann-i.,
Cedr., Chin-s.,
Crot-t., Ferr-m.,
Graph., Grin.,
Ham., Ip., # Kali-ar.,
Kali-i.,
Merc-c., Merc-cy., Morph., NAT-M.,
Nux-v., Op., Phos.,
Podo., Sang.,
Sec., Sep.,
Sil., Spig.,
Stram., Sulph.,
Ter.

Injected, with mental
anxiety :-

Lyss.

Injected, in
cephalalgia :-

Lach.

Injected, in
sclero-choroiditis :-

Sil.

Injected, in
suppurative choroiditis, in right eye after needle operation for
cataract :-

Phyt.

Injected, especially
right side, after catching cold

(child) :-
Ip.

Injected in
leucoma :-

Kali-c.

Injected, in
conjunctivitis scrofulosa :-

Kali-bi.

Injected, bundles of,
vessels converge toward cornea :-

Puls.

Injected, bunches of,
vessels run toward cornea, where they form little vesicles with
turbid secretion :-

Hep.,
Merc-c.

Injected, in
coryza :-

ALL-C.

Injected, in
convulsions before menses :-

Puls.

Injected, in
delirium :-

Bell.

Injected, dirty red,
especially near external canthus, left eye worse :-

Mez.

Injected, in
epilepsy :-

Bufo.

Injected, in
typhoid :-

Lach.,
Verat-v.

Injected, in yellow
fever :-

Nux-v.

Injected from inner
canthus to margin of cornea

(traumatic) :-
Con.

Injected, in syphilitic
iritis :-

Thuj.

Injected, in keratitis
pustulosa :-

Merc.,
SULPH.

Injected, left :-

Ery-m.,
Sulph.

Injected, outer half of
left :-

Cinnb.

Injected, left,
painful :-

Chlol.

Injected, as if vessels
were filled with dirty liquid :-

Stram.

Injected, in
meningitis :-

Stram.

Injected, with
migraine :-

Kali-br.

Injected, cannot see
well, like a mist before eyes

(congestive
headache) :- Glon.

Injected, in
neuralgia :-

Mag-p.

Injected, in ciliary
neuralgia :-

Aml-ns.

Injected, in ophthalmia
tarsi :-

Merc-c.

Injection, in catarrhal
ophthalmia :-

Euphr.

Injected, in
phlyctenular ophthalmia :-

Merc-c.

Injected, in rheumatic
ophthalmia :-

Coloc.

Injected, in scrofulous
ophthalmia :-

Ars.

Injected vessels from
larger trunks run from conjunctiva bulbi over edge of cornea in a
very slightly tortuous course and then divide into numerous branches
without forming many anastomosis, their disposition is arborescent

(erithistic
scrofulous ophthalmia) :-
Merc-c.

Injected, in chronic
syphilitic ophthalmia :-

Merc.

Injected, in
ozæna :-

Syph.

Injected, in
prosopalgia :-

Mez.

Injected, left, in
prosopalgia :-

Verat.

Injected, in
pterygium :-

Zinc.

Injected, from
reading :-

Ammc.,
Apis.

Injected, worse from
reading and candlelight :-

Bapt.

Injected, in
lyssophobia :-

Lyss.

Injected, right :-

Sulph., Vesp.

Injected, with
soreness :-

Sang.

Injected,
subconjunctival and pericorneal tissue profusely, with very fine
vessels, through which was also distributed a large quantity of
pigments, forming a zone as striking in appearance as the one
occupying the corneal limbus, into which it imperceptibly
merged :-

Merc-i-f.

Injection, from
overuse, especially by artificial light, pain in eyes during
night :-

Nux-v.

Injection variable, at
no time commensurate with severity of pain, redness usually dark,
especially during later stages, may be bright during height of
inflammation :-

Ter.

Injected, with
vertigo :-

Bell.,
Glon.

Pain, with much :-

Sulph.

Pain, with, in and
around eye, usually worse at night :-

Crot-t.

Pink :-

ARG-N.,
Berb.

Redness :-

All-c.,
Ant-c., Apis,
ARS.,
Ars-h., Ars-met.,
Aster.,
Bapt., Bar-c., Berb., Bism., Bufo, Calc., Calc-s., Caps.,
Card-m.,
Chin-s., Chlol., Cinnb.,
Coff., Cupr.,
Dig., Elaps.,
Erig., Eup-pur.,
Graph.,
Hep., Hyos., Iber.,
Ign., Ip.,
Kali-bi., Kali-c.,
Kreos., Lach.,
Lyc., Lyss.,
Meph.,
Merc., Merc-c.,
Nit-ac.,
Œna., Op.,
Plb., Psor., Ran-b.,
Rumx., Sep.,
Spig., Spong., Stram., Sulph.,
Syph., Teucr.,
Vac., Vesp., Viol-o., Ziz.

Red, in amaurosis :-

Sulph.

Red, in apoplexy and
old age :-

Bar-c.

Red, in asthma :-

Cupr.

Red, like blood :-

Thuj.

Red, traversed by large
bloodvessels :-

Calc-p.,
Euphr.,
Kali-bi.

Red, bluish :-

Ars.,
Ferr-i.

Red, with
burning :-

Bry.,
Ferr.

Red and smarting as
from salt, in left, especially in upper part :-

Zinc.

Red, with pressive
burning :-

Chin.

Red, in
cataract :-

Sil.

Red, in hay
catarrh :-

Sabad.,
Stict.

Red and irritable, in
serous choroiditis :-

Gels.

Red, as from a
cold :-

Iris.

Red, eyes become
distorted

(spasms
after fright) :-
Cupr.

Red, in coryza :-

Acon.,
All-c., Ars-met.,
Phyt., Verat.

Red, in coryza, at
beginning of influenza :-

Puls.

Red, with cough :-

Acon., Phyt.

Red, dark :-

Cham.,
Chel., Ter.

Red, during day :-

Sulph.

Red, in delirium
tremens, 1st stage :-

Bell.,
Kali-bi.

Red, with
drawing :-

Con.

Red, dull :-

SEP.

Red, dull, in scarlet
fever :-

Mur-ac.

Red after exertion,
especially in evening :-

Nicc.

Red in evenings :-

Ant-t.

Red, worse in
evening :-

Hyos.

Red, with flushed hot
face and palpitation :-

Iber.

Red, face, on affected
side :-

Ter.

Red, with swollen
face :-

Cinnb.

Red

(tertian
ague) :- Nat-m.

Red, in
intermittent :-

Ferr.

Red, in rheumatic
fever :-

Arn.

Red, in yellow
fever :-

Merc.,
Sulph.

Red, with heat and rush
of blood to forehead :-

Puls.

Red, in
headache :-

Bell.,
# Carb-an.,
Glon.

Red, with fulness in
left eye, before, during and at end of menses, or when menses do not
appear :-

Glon.

Red, in
hydrocephaloid :-

APIS.

Red, glassy

(hydrocephalus) :-
Hell.

Red, after using eyes,
with heaviness of lids :-

Merl.

Redness, indolent,
after primary disease has been cured :-

Nux-v.

Redness, pale,
inflammatory :-

Coloc.

Red, with inflammation
and lachrymation :-

Sil.

Red, in
injuries :-

ACON.,
Arn., Euphr.,
Hep., Sil.

Red, in
insanity :-

Nux-v.,
Verat-v.

Red, with
lachrymation :-

Alumn.,
# Camph.,
Crot-h., Gels.,
Graph.,
Kali-i., NAT-M.,
Spong.

Red, with feeling as if
balls were too large and compressed :-

NAT-M.

Redness of left :-

Ant-c.,
# Carb-an., Chlol.,
Ery-a., Uran-n.

Red, with agglutination
of lids :-

Crot-h.

Red, lower part :-

# Psor.

Red in measles :-

ACON.,
Euphr.

Redness of right after
measles :-

Arg-m.

Redness of affected
side, in supraorbital migraine :-

Spig.

Red in morning :-

Apoc.,
Rhus-t.

Red in morning, left
worse :-

Am-br.

Red, 9 A.M. to 3
P.M. :-

Meny.

Red, in
neuralgia :-

Chel.

Red, periodical
neuralgia, in :-

Nat-m.

Red, worse in night and
from warmth :-

Arn.

Red, in phlyctenular
ophthalmia :-

Merc-c.

Red, right, vessels
converging toward iris

(rheumatic
ophthalmia) :- Syph.

Red, in ophthalmia
scrofulosa :-

Ars.

Red, pale,
swollen :-

Aur.

Redness, persistent,
especially at inner angle, worse evening and in open air, remaining
after pustular keratitis

(phlyctenular
ophthalmia) :- Zinc.

Red, with photophobia

(meningitis) :-
Bell., Glon.

Red, particularly left
eye, with photophobia :-

Con.

Red, in
pneumonia :-

Arn.,
Meli.

Red, at one
point :-

Chlol.

Red, with
pressing :-

Nicc.,
Psor., Sil.

Red, with pressure as
from grain of sand, worse in morning :-

Con.

Red, protruding :-

Dor.

Red, like pterygium,
toward inner canthus :-

Arg-n.,
Trom.

Red in
rheumatism :-

Ant-t.

Redness of
right :-

Chlol.,
Nat-m., Rhus-t.

Red, scarlet :-

ARG-N.

Red, in
scarlatina :-

AIL.

Red, after sexual
excesses :-

STAPH.

Red spots :-

Camph.,
Puls.

Red, right, with
external strabismus :-

Coloc.

Red, after straining
while sewing, worse in warm room, better in open air :-

ARG-N.

Red, with
swelling :-

Nux-v.

Red, with styes :-

SEP.

Red, in tarsal
tumors :-

Zinc.

Red, swollen :-

Led.

Red, right, in
hereditary syphilis :-

Syph.

Red, in veta :-

Coca.

Red, with wild
expression :-

GLON.

Depressions, a number
of small :-

Ip.

Discharge,
mattery :-

Mill.,
Phys.

Mild profuse :-

Stict.

Mucous, frequently
wipes as if to remove :-

Nux-v.,
Puls.

Mucous secretion
increased :-

Puls.,
Sarr.

Mucous in
morning :-

Sil.

Mucous, in morning on
awaking :-

Arg-n.

Mucous, copious in
pannus :-

Apis.

Mucous, with
photophobia

(scrofulous
constitution) :-
Con.

Mucous, with
smarting :-

Lyc.

Mucus, of bland

(trachoma) :-
Puls.

Mucus, of white :-

Lachn., Petr.

Mucous, feeling as if
tight skin came half way down over right, preventing sight when
blowing nose, removed by rubbing :-

Caust.

Muco-serous, copious,
in parenchymatous iritis :-

Sil.

Purulent :-

Sep.

Thick yellow pus,
morning, with burning, worse reading :-

Bapt.

Dryness :-

ACON.,
ALUMN., Asaf.,
Asar., Atrop-s., Bar-c., Bell.,
Berb., Caust.,
Cedr.,
Chin-s., Clem.,
Crot-h.,
Dros., Euphor., Mag-c.,
Mang., Merl.,
Nat-ar.,
Nat-c., Op.,
Pic-ac., Rhus-t.,
Sep., Sulph.,
Thuj.,
Vinc., Zinc.

Afternoon, in, from 4
P.M. till evening :-

Caust.

Afternoon, worse in, to
evening :-

Nat-s.

Awaking, on :-

Elaps.,
Staph.

Burning :-

Sang.

Catarrh, hay,
in :-

Stict.

Conjunctivitis,
in :-

Hydr.,
Ign.

Darkened, with
sensation as if, by mucus, which ought to be wiped away :-

PULS.

Evening, in :-

Lyc.,
Nicc.

Evening, in, in chronic
catarrh :-

Alumn.

Evening, worse in

(catarrhal
ophthalmia) :- Puls.

Feeling, dry :-

Caust.,
Lachn., Lith-c.,
Manc.,
Pæon., Verat., Zinc.

Feeling, dry, with
profuse discharge :-

Euphor.

Feeling, dry, in
evening :-

Coloc.

Feeling, dry, painful
in evening :-

Sil.

Foreign, dryness, as if
a, body were pressing in eye, in morning :-

Puls.

Iritis, syphilitic,
in :-

Zinc.

Lachrymation, follows,
in morning :-

SULPH.

Lachrymation, soon
succeeded by, better by pressure on both lids :-

Croc.

Lids, cannot
close :-

NUX-M.

Morning, in,
conjunctivitis :-

Nat-ar.

Morning, in, then
lachrymation :-

Caust.

Moving, especially,
eyeball

(iritis) :-
Arg-n.

Painful, as if
dry :-

Rumx.

Painful, as if dry,
with nightly agglutination :-

Lyc.

Pressure, with :-

Mez.

Pressure, with
sensation of, in evening :-

Staph.

Right, in :-

Chr-ac.

Soreness, with, as if
bruised in left :-

Nat-p.

Trachoma, in :-

Puls.

Ecchymosis

(See Spots.) :-
Led.

Blow, from :-

Arn.,
Erig., Ham.,
Led.

Cough, from whooping,
or injuries :-

Arn.

Corner, at outer, of
each

(purpura) :-
Ter.

Defined, indistinctly,
spots :-

Kali-m.

Diphtheritic
conjunctivitis, in :-

Merc-i-r.

Painless,
circumscribed, red, like extravasations :-

Nux-v.

Scattered here and
there from straining :-

Lyc.

Suggillations :-

ARN.

Tending toward
trachoma, with discharge and pain :-

Sang.

Flaccid :-

Catarrhal ophthalmia,
in :-

Puls.

Palpebral :-

Rhus-t.

Glassy :-

Kali-ar.

Granulated :-

Ery-a.

Over entire bulbus of
left :-

Caust.

Ophthalmia scrofulosa,
in :-

ARS.

Hæmorrhage :-

Calc.,
Cham., Crot-h., LACH.,
NUX-V., PHOS.

Burning, with

(congestion
to head, whooping cough) :-
Carb-v.

Whooping cough,
in :-

Nux-v.

Hæmorrhagic effusions
undergoing degeneration :-

Merc-i-f.

Especially in course of
zymotic disease, irregularities in menses and hæmorrhagic states of
body :-

Crot-h.,
Lach.

Herpes :-

Hep.

Infiltrated :-

Arg-n.,
Ip.

Presenting a firm
fibrinous nature in diphtheritic conjunctivitis :-

Merc-i-r.

Inflamed

(conjunctivitis)
(See Ophthalmia.) :-
Abrot.,
Acet-ac., Æth., AGAR.,
Ail., ALUMN.,
Am-c., Ant-ar.,
Ant-c., Ant-t.,
Apis, ARG-N.,
ARN., ARS., Asar.,
Asc-t., Bapt., Bar-c.,
BELL.,
Benz-ac.,
Berb., CALC.,
Calc-f.,
Caust., Cham., Chin-s.,
Chlol., Chr-ac.,
Clem., Coc-c.,
Colch.,
Coloc., Cop.,
Croc., Daph.,
Dor., Elaps., Erig., Eup-per.,
Euphor., FERR-P.,
Glon., Grin.,
Hep., Hippoz.,
Hydr., Ign.,
Merc-c.,
Merc-i-r.,
Nat-m., Nat-p.,
Nit-ac.,
Phyt., Plb.,
Psor., Puls.,
Rat., RHUS-T.,
Sarr., SEP.,
Stram., SULPH.,
Syph.

Abscesses, with,
similar to styes on one lid of each eye :-

Puls.

Acute, after 1st stage
lax or ecchymosed tissue, watery mucus or milky secretions :-

Euphr.

Acute, especially,
form, either from a cold, bathing or measles :-

Puls.

Afternoon, in, 1st
right then left :-

Bad.

Afternoon, every, at
4 :-

Ars.

Alternating with sore
throat :-

Par.

Balls, with feeling as
if, were too large and compressed :-

NAT-M.

Bite, from a, in
nose :-

Lyss.

Burning, with :-

Ars.,
Psor.

Burning, pressing,
with :-

Phos.

Burning
stinging :-

Apis,
Ferr.

Canthi, at :-

Bor.

Canthus, now in one
then in other, with stye on lid :-

Puls.

Cataract, in :-

Sil.

Catarrhal :-

All-c.,
Bell., Cupr-s.,
EUPHR.,
Stict.

Catarrhal, with drawing
in external canthus and smarting in eyes, better bathing in cold
water, worse morning and evening :-

Sep.

Catarrhal with
chemosis :-

Ip.

Catarrhal, with profuse
yellow discharge :-

Ip.

Catarrhal, with gastric
bilious symptoms :-

Puls.

Catarrhal chronic, with
inflammation of meibomian and ciliary glands :-

Staph.

Catarrhal chronic,
granulations large, like warts or blisters, worse at night :-

Thuj.

Catarrhal, after
inflammatory stage :-

Hep.

Catarrhal, with great
pain and hyperæmia :-

Ham.

Catarrhal, chronic,
tending toward trachoma, with redness and excoriation of lids and a
dull feeling, with itching in eyes in evening :-

Merc-c.

Chemosis, with, small
spots here and there like ecchymoses

(sequelæ
of iritis) :- Kali-bi.

Chronic :-

Ant-c.,
Camph., Dig., Rhus-v.

Chronic, with a fine
rosy red injection around cornea :-

Merc.

Chronic, with granular
lids, green pus :-

Nat-s.

Chronic, worse in
morning :-

Nat-ar.

Cold, from exposure
to :-

Cham.

Cornea hazy :-

Kali-s.

Coryza, with :-

Sul-ac.

Coryza, fluent :-

ALL-C.,
Cahin.

Cough, with epidemic,
in children :-

Eug.

Croupous, mild cases,
false membrane loosely adherent, easily detached, tendency to roll
up and separate in shreds which come away in discharges of stringy
appearance :-

Kali-bi.

Damp atmosphere,
in :-

Cham.

Dentition, in :-

Calc-p.

Diphtheritic :-

Merc-i-r.

Discharge worse in
morning :-

Chin.

Discharge white,
mucous, with acrid lachrymation :-

Nat-m.

Discharge
muco-purulent, in morning, and dryness in evening :-

Sep.

Discharge, sensation as
if eyes were covered with mucous, which could be wiped away :-

PULS.

Dryness, with :-

Bar-c.

Ecchymoses, with
numerous, tending toward trachoma, with moderate discharge and
pain :-

Sang.

Eruptive diseases,
in :-

Apis,
Crot-h., Puls.

Fever, after, has
subsided, case tends to become chronic :-

Nat-ar.

Follicular :-

Sep.

Follicular, chronic,
chiefly confined to oculi-palpebral folds, trachoma :-

Nat-m.

Follicular, in summer,
worse in morning :-

Nux-v.

Follicular and
trachomatous, during summer, or worse hot weather :-

Sep.

Granular :-

ARG-N.,
Merc., Petr.

Granular, like small
blisters :-

Nat-p.,
Nat-s., Thuj.

Granular, with
circumorbital pain :-

Phyt.

Granular, better from
cold applications :-

Puls.

Granular, worse in
right eye :-

Rhus-t.

Granular, after
suppressed gonorrhœa :-

Psor.

Granular,
ulcers :-

Merc-i-f.

Headache, with :-

BAD.,
BELL., Calen.,
GLON.,
Kali-i., Med.,
Still.

Heat, worse by :-

Bry.

Idiopathic, chronic,
torpid :-

Cadm-s.

Infant, in :-

Arg-n.,
Cham.

Influenza, in :-

All-c.,
Ars., Bell., Phos., Sang.

Injuries, from :-

ACON.,
Arn., Calen., Coch.,
Euphr.,
Ferr-p., HAM.,
Hyper., SIL.

Itching, with, in
canthi :-

Lyc.

Lachrymation,
with :-

All-c.,
Atrop., Euphr.

Left eye, in :-

Ars-s-r.,
Arum-m., Chlol., Euphr., Puls.,
Spig.

Left, in, acute

(after
syphilis) :- Syph.

Leucoma, with :-

Kali-c.

Measles, in :-

Euphr.,
Ferr-p., PULS.

Measles, after :-

Arg-m.,
Graph., Merc., Nat-p.

Meningitis, in :-

Bell.,
Stram.

Menses, during :-

Zinc.

Morning, worse :-

Apoc.,
Nat-ar., Nux-v.

Painful from presence
of foreign body

(after
Acon.) :- Sulph.

After :-

Acon.

Painful, of left,
recurring frequently, characterized by a bundle of congested vessels
extending from inner canthus toward cornea :-

Lach.

Pains worse
night :-

Zinc.

Periodical, with
colic :-

Bry.

Periodical, for 3
months :-

Sulph.

Every summer, worse
morning and evening :-

Sep.

Phlyctenular :-

Sep.

Phlyctenular,
recurrent :-

Sil.

Photophobia,
with :-

Bell.,
Nat-c., Nat-p.

Pneumonia, in :-

Ant-t.

Pressure, with, as from
a grain of sand, worse morning :-

Con.

Prosopalgia, in :-

Chel.

Pupils dilated :-

Lyss.

Pustular :-

CLEM.,
Crot-t.,
Euphr., Graph., Ip., PULS.,
Sec.,
Tell.

Pustular, with whitish
discharge :-

Puls.

Pustular, with
lachrymation :-

SULPH.

Pustular, with eczema
impetigenoides on lids, and purulent discharge from eyes :-

Tell.

Pustular, with acute
inflammation of lids :-

PETR.

Pustular, after
measles :-

Merc.

Pustular, with old
ciliary blepharitis, after measles :-

Graph.

Pustular, recurrent,
chronic form, scrofulous basis :-

Psor.

Pustular, at 1st better
bathing, then worse :-

Sulph.

Raw, looks like,
beef :-

Arn.,
ARS.,
Lyc., Sulph.

Right, of, eye :-

Canth.,
Chlol.,
Cinnb., Eug.,
Hecla, Kali-bi.,
Merc., Ph-ac.,
Psor., Sulph.,
Vesp., Zinc.

Rising, on, in
morning :-

Mez.

Scrofulous :-

Kali-bi.,
Tell.

Scrofulous, with
induration of glands :-

Iod.

Scrofulous, with sharp
pains :-

Spig.

Stitching, with, and
pressure :-

Sep.

Subacute :-

Phos.

Teeth, with violent
pains in, and face, worse warmth, better cold :-

Bry.

Touch, sore to :-

Hep.

Trachomatous, with
pannus :-

Merl.

Trachomatous, with
pannus from working in wet :-

Calc.

Ulcers, with
scrofulous :-

BAR-M.

Upper, of, part, as far
as covered by lid :-

Ign.

Vaccination,
after :-

Thuj.

Variola, after :-

Vac.

Vernalis :-

Nux-v.

Vesicles, with,
containing clear fluid :-

Calc.

Wet, from
getting :-

Rhus-t.

Winds, cold, from,
dry :-

ACON.

Injected :-

(See
Congestion.)

Irritability :-

Nat-m.

From bulging of cornea
and sclerotica :-

Euphr.

Hay fever, in :-

Nux-v.

With throbbing in ear
and right side of head :-

Phys.

Itching :-

(See Eyes
and lids.)

Lax :-

(See
Flaccid.)

Nodule, over each
external rectus, large and painful :-

Nux-m.

Painful :-

Nat-ar.

Left :-

Chlol.

Papillæ,
enlarged :-

Sep.

Phlyctenules :-

(See
Vesicles.)

Polypi :-

Staph.,
Thuj.

Large, from upper
lid :-

Kali-bi.

Protruding :-

(See
Chemosis, swelling.)

Pterygium :-

Am-br.,
Ars., Chim.,
Form.,
Lach., Psor.,
Rat., Tell.

Canthus, from
inner :-

Euphr.

Canthus, from right
inner, over cornea :-

Spig.

Canthus, from outer,
towards cornea :-

Calc.

Cornea, over :-

Nux-m.

Pink :-

Arg-n.

Psora, hereditary,
in :-

Sulph.

Pupil, covered one half
of, growing rapidly, discharges, especially by artificial
light :-

Zinc.

Right eye, in :-

Ars-met.

Right eye, in, just
encroaching on cornea, in left, extending to pupil from internal
canthus, breadth of 1 1/2 lines, thick and vascular :-

Zinc.

Puffy :-

(See
Chemosis.)

Pustules

(See Inflammation
pustular.) :-
Ant-t., Graph.,
Merc., Merc-i-f.

Child, in a, nose sore,
excoriated, prickly heat :-

Graph.

Lachrymation, with,
photophobia, pain worse noon and afternoon :-

Graph.

Lower, on, part

(catarrhal
ophthalmia) :- Sulph.

Right, 2, near cornea
of :-

Puls.

Sand, constant feeling
of :-

Puls.

Sharp, with, stinging,
great lachrymation and redness :-

Puls.

Small, white :-

Kali-bi.

Red :-

(See
Congestion.)

Rough

(See
Inflammation granular,
also Lids granulated.) :-
Ery-a.

Small rugæ running
over it

(conjunctivitis) :-
Nat-ar.

Sarcoma :-

Iod.

Smarting :-

(See
Biting, Burning, Heat, Itching.)

Soap, as if, were in
eyes, morning :-

Seneg.

Sudden :-

Aml-ns.

Spots :-

(See Ecchymosis.)

Small, burning :-

Phos.

Chronic, congested,
more often on temporal side, usually about 1 to 3 lines, about
cornea, of dark red color, apparently embedded in sclera

(syphilis) :-
Syph.

Stinging, in acute
catarrhal conjunctivitis :-

Apis.

Swelling

(See Chemosis.) :-
Arg-n., Cham.,
Nat-m., Sulph.

Blennorrhœa, after :-

Cadm-s.

Catarrh, hay,
in :-

Stict.

Cold, especially right
side, after catching

(child) :-
Ip.

Cornea, as far as

(whooping
cough, hordeolum) :-
Chel.

Dermoid :-

Nat-c.,
Nat-m., Thuj.

Œdematous, of outer
segment :-

Ars.

Pterygium, like, toward
inner canthus :-

Arg-n.

Puffy :-

Kali-bi.,
Syph.

Puffed, red, about edge
of cornea :-

Graph.

Right, of :-

Sil.

Sac-like, with yellow
purulent discharge :-

Rhus-t.

Semi-transparent,
baggy, extends up over cornea in left lower half of right eye, comes
over cornea on pressing it :-

Vesp.

Tumefaction :-

Kali-i.

Syndesmitis :-

Exanthematic,
especially with crusta lactea :-

Graph.

Exanthematic, pustular
form :-

Merc-c.

Membranacea :-

Merc-i-f.

Thickened, of lids,
full of new bloodvessels, cannot perceive light, ragged

(pannus) :-
Apis.

Trachoma :-

(See
Lids granulated.)

Ulceration :-

ALUMN.,
Coloc., Crot-t.,
Hippoz., Hydr.,
# Psor.

Ulcers :-

Small on left :-

Chlol.

Ulcers, especially if
there is much photophobia :-

Ip.

Left, studded with
ulcers :-

Rhus-t.

Vascularity :-

(See
Bloodvessels, Congestion.)

Vesicles :-

(See Inflammation
phlyctenular.)

Phlyctenules, large, on
outer side of cornea :-

Squil.

Phlyctenules on right,
at edge of cornea :-

Chlol.

Phlyctenules, near
cornea, with coryza, pain in forehead

(catarrhal
ophthalmia) :- Euphr.

Phlyctenules with
ulcers on cornea :-

Puls.

Chronic cases of large
phlyctenules, involving subconjunctival tissue :-

Thuj.

Phlyctenules especially
if there is much photophobia :-

Ip.

Phlyctenulæ,
superficial :-

KALI-M.

Yellow :-

Am-m.,
Ars-h., Astac., Calc-s., Canth.,
Cham., Chim-m.,
CHIN.,
Clem.,
Corn., CROT-H.,
Cupr-s., Dig.,
Gels., Myric., Nat-s., Pic-ac.,
Plb., Podo.,
Verat.

Brownish

(jaundice) :-
Phos.

Brown points :-

Kali-bi.

Chill, with :-

Eup-pur.

Colic, biliary,
in :-

Chin.

Deep :-

Chel.

Dirty :-

Chel.,
Iod., Kali-bi., Myric.

Dirty, in delirium
tremens :-

STRAM.

Fever, intermittent,
in :-

CHIN.,
Chin-s., Elat.

Fever, yellow,
in :-

NUX-V.,
Sulph.

Gastralgia,
after :-

Plb.

Greenish, dark :-

Hydr.

Hepatitis, in :-

Merc.

Intermittent suppressed
by Cinchona, in :-

Nat-m.

Jaundice, in :-

Chin.,
Chin-s., Dol., Elat., Hydr., LACH.

Jaundice of the
newborn :-

Elat.

Jaundiced, in
enlargement of liver :-

Chel.

Jaundiced in fatty
liver :-

Phos.

Jaundiced, in
functional derangement of liver :-

Sep.

Prevailing
intermittent, in :-

Sang.

Tertian, in :-

Nux-v.

Yellow

(lower
part) :- NUX-V.

Yellowish redness of
palpebrarum :-

Dig.

Yellow spots :-

Ph-ac.

Yellow spots during
pregnancy :-

Am-c.

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