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INFORMATION EXTRACTED FROM OM OP 
16-01-2015

THERAPEUTICS  OF EYE COMPLAINTS

CONJUNCTIVITIS

symptoms--REDNESS OF EYES  +  sand like feeling + itching +in  hot climate


Medicines    
  1. BELLADONNA
  2. EUPHRASIA
  3. SULPHUR

Arg nit--Syphilitic back ground


Eye brows stick together---agglutinated --  ARG NIT ,   BORAX


GLUCOMA  --- Phosphorus


Retinal detachment---- Gelsimeum
<after watching cinema  ---GELS


Accommodation defects  ---
  1. RUTA
  2. GELS
  3. PHYSOSTIGMA


ASTIGMATISM
  1. TUBERCULINUM
  2. SYPHILINUM


SPECIAL SENSES AFFECTION MIASM IS
SYPHILITIC MIASM OR TUBERCULAR MIASM


Edema of upper eye lid -- KALI CARB
edema of lower eye lid---APIS
Edema of both eye lids----PHOSPHORUS


STYES
  1. PULSATILLA
  2. STAPHYSAGRIA
  3. CONIUM
styes of upper eye lid---
  1. Silicea
  2. pulsatilla
  3. staphysagria


if pus is present  then enquire about the pain
painless styes---SILICEA
painfull styes----HEPAR SULPH


Recurrent styes-- pulsatilla ,staphy


NYSTAGMUS
  1. PHYSOSTIGMA
  2. GELSEMIUM


SQUINT -
- it  can be either divergent or convergent
important medicine -- calc carb


Invertion of eye lids---BORAX


CONJUNCTIVA RED SPOT
  1. ARNICA[ red spot develop after injury or prolonged croup]
  2. FERRUM PHOS
  3. symphytum [trauma from the fist of infant in the eye]


DIPLOPIA[double vision]
  1. ARNICA --diplopia from traumatism


HEMIANOPIA [½ Vision loss]
  1. lycopodium
  2. Aurum met
  3. lithium carb


COLOUR BLINDNESS---Cinnabaris


PTOSIS
  1. GELS --muscular incoordination in any part of body even in eyes
  2. SEPIA


Partial paralysis --CAUSTICUM








    

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