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

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Nightly :-

ALUMN.,
Ant-c., Bor.,
Cast., Chel., Gamb.,
Graph., Ign., Led., Mag-m.,
SEP.,
Spong., Stram.,
Sulph., Syph.,
Thuj.

In catarrhal
fever :-

Euphr.

In typhoid :-

Verat-v.

With lachrymation by
day :-

LYC.

In ophthalmia :-

Apis.

Sciatica and
rheumatism, in :-

Lac-c.

Air,
sensitive to

(See
Eyes air, cold.) :-
ACON.

Biting :-

Rhus-t.

Conjunctivitis,
in :-

Sep.

Evening, in :-

PULS.

Margins, of :-

Camph.,
Mez.

Margins, of, as from
smoke :-

Calen.,
Crot-h., Lach.

Bleeding :-

Bell., Nux-v.

Keratitis
parenchymatous, in :-

SULPH.

Opening, on :-

Nat-m.

Opening, on, evening
and night :-

Hep.

Blennorrhœa :-

(See
Inflammation.)

Blinking :-

(See
Spasm, Winking.)

Bluish

(See Purple,
Red.) :-
Dig., Naja,
Zinc.

Cardialgia and
headache, in :-

Kali-c.

Intermittent, in
tertian :-

Dig.

Margins :-

Verat.

Purple margins, bluish,
in whooping cough :-

Bad.

Red, bluish, in
cellulitis :-

Phyt.

Red, bluish, indurated
margins, scrofulous :-

Con.

Boils :-

Sil.

Burning

(See Heat.) :-
ACON.,
ALUMN., Aphis,
Apis, ARS.,
Arum-d.,
Arund., Aur-m., Bell., Bry., Calc.,
Camph., Chel.,
Chlol.,
Colch., Dig., Ferr-i.,
Graph.,
Hep., Hydr., Kali-bi., Lyss.,
Manc., Merc-c.,
Nat-p., Nat-s.,
Nit-ac., Nit-s-d.,
Nux-v., Pall.,
Ph-ac., Rhus-t.,
Sulph., Thuj.,
Vinc.

Afternoon, in, with
lachrymation :-

Sulph.

Canthi, especially
at :-

Bufo.

Chronic, of,
granulated :-

ARS.

Closing them,
on :-

Ham.,
Manc.

Dry, of left, as if
too :-

Zinc.

Evening, in :-

PULS.

By candlelight :-

Ph-ac.

Toward :-

Viol-o.

Worse in, in a warm
room, from a draught of air, better in cold open air :-

Puls.

Externally :-

Sulph.

On left :-

Spong.

Eyeball, with soreness
of ball on closing lids or turning :-

Stict.

Fever, in hay :-

Ran-b.

Fire, as if on :-

Phyt.

Fiery points, as
from :-

Merc.

Inner surface,
on :-

CON.

Lachrymation, with,
better in open air :-

Phyt.

Margins, of :-

Apis,
ARS.,
Arum-d.,
Bry., Camph., Colch.,
Dig., Merc-c., Nat-s., Nit-s-d.

Afternoon, with
blepharitis, worse in :-

Sang.

Diphtheria, when
closing eyes, after :-

Manc.

Dryness, with
swelling and :-

EUPHR.

Evening, in :-

Thuj.

Lower, of :-

Alumn., Card-m.

Morning, in :-

Sulph.

Morning, especially,
worse in :-

Nux-v.

Rheumatic ophthalmia,
in :-

Led.

Suffusion,
with :-

Nat-s.

Upper, of :-

Card-m.

Morning, in :-

Gamb.,
Nat-s., Nit-ac.

And evening :-

Zinc.

Opening eyes,
on :-

ARS.

Ophthalmia, in :-

Apis.

Reading, especially in
left, when :-

Zinc.

Reading, when :-

Olnd.

Rubbing, better
from :-

Puls.

Sleep, even after
sound :-

Coloc.

Spots, frequently
small :-

Berb.

Swollen, in :-

Rhus-t.

Upper, on touching

(rheumatic
inflammation) :-
Kali-bi.

Upper, in :-

Cedr.

Cancer :-

Epithelioma :-

Phyt.

Epithelial

(ulcus
rodens), flat, as
large as a farthing, on lower :- Cund.

Epithelioma of
left :-

Thuj.

Lupus :-

Phyt.

Lupus of lower :-

Apis.

Cellulitis :-

(See
Inflammation.)

Closed
and closing

(See
Paralysis, Photophobia ;
also Visions,
Eyes closing, Chapter 1 :
Mind and Disposition.) :-
Amyg., Calc.,
Cocc., RHUS-T.,
Urt-u.,
Viol-t.

Close, as if about to

(headache) :-
Cycl.

Closing, on,
anxiety :-

CARB-V.

Closed, tightly, after
catching cold

(child) :-
Ip.

Close, could not bear
to, as if cornea were sore :-

Lac-ac.

Close, as if lids could
not :-

PAR.

Closed in
convulsions :-

Cocc.

Closed, must remain in
a dark room

(nervous
headache) :- Ign.

Closed, balls
rotating :-

Cupr.

Closing causes
cough :-

Hep.

Coma, cannot open,
in :-

Bufo,
NUX-M.

Desire to close :-

Ant-t., Calc.,
Caust., Chel., Chlf.,
Corn., Dios., Elaps., Lac-ac., Nat-ar.

At night, during
fever :-

Chin-b.

Dizzy

(headache) :-
Agar.

With biting in right
eye, evening :-

Sep.

Press tightly
together :-

Ant-t.

Spasmodically, which
relieves

(asthenopia) :-
Sep.

Difficulty in :-

Myric.,
Phos.

Dizziness worse,
closing :-

Aml-ns.

Dreaminess,
with :-

Nux-m.

Eating, close,
after :-

Arum-m.

Epilepsy, closed,
in :-

Cupr.

Balls rotating :-

Cupr.

Eye, closing causes
pain through left, preventing sleep :-

Cimic.

Fainting, closed
in :-

Laur.,
Op.

Fears, closed, to
open :-

Clem.

Forcibly, closes,
whether sitting, standing or walking :-

Merc.

Forehead, closing,
causes dull pain in :-

Agar.

Frequent
closing :-

Nux-v.

Frontal headache,
cannot keep open from pressing, better walking in open air :-

Cor-r.

Half closed :-

Agar.,
Amyg., Bapt., Colch.,
Lach., Nat-m., OP.,
Phel., Stram.,
Ter.

Abortion, in :-

Coloc.

Back, lies on, in
diphtheria :-

Merc-cy.

Balls turned
upward :-

Op.

Brain affections,
in :-

CUPR.,
Hell.

Children, in :-

Bell., Podo.

Drowsiness, in
gastromalacia, with :-

Kreos.

Epilepsy, in :-

Op.

Laryngospasm,
in :-

Cupr.

Typhoid, in :-

Zinc.

With rolling of head
and moaning in sleep :-

Podo.

Hydrocephalus,
in :-

Art.,
Dig.

Hydrocephalus, in
incipient :-

Apis.

Labor, in :-

Lyc.

Meningitis,
in :-

Verat.

Meningitis, in
cerebro-spinal :-

Hydr-ac.

Parotitis, after
scarlet fever, in :-

Hep.

Pneumonia, in :-

Ant-t.

Pregnancy, during,
7th month

(albuminuria,
dropsy, headache) :-
Œna.

Pupils, with dilated
and upward drawn :-

Zinc.

In sleep :-

Ip., Op.,
Podo., Stram., Sulph., Verat.

In asthma
Millari :-

Samb.

In cholera
infantum :-

¤ Coff-t.

In diarrhœa :-

Sulph.

With convulsive
motion of eyes, when awake

(summer
complaint) :- Coff.

In gastritis mucosa,
in a child :-

Ars.

In scarlatina :-

Carb-ac.

In stupor :-

Sulph.

In summer
complaint :-

Ferr-p.

Showing
whites :-

Agar.

Headache, sick, can
hardly hold open

(sick
headache) :- Nat-m.

Headache, as if
something closed them

(headache) :-
Cocc.

Headache, closed,
with :-

NAT-M.

Hydrocephalus, closed,
in :-

Grat.

Inability to
close :-

Euphor.,
Sil.

From dryness of
eyes :-

NUX-M.

In paralysis of
face :-

Cadm-s.

Incipient
hydrocephalus, closed in :-

Calc-p.

Inflammation, right
closed by

(erysipelas
erratica) :- Hydr.

Involuntarily,
close :-

Mag-s.

Almost
spasmodically :-

Spong.

In cerebro-spinal
meningitis :-

Gels.

From prostration,
with headache :-

CHIN-S.

With reeling in
head :-

Euphor.

Irido-choroiditis,
cannot be opened in :-

Rhus-t.

Keeping closed,
difficulty in :-

Aur-m.

Keep closed,
disposition to :-

Cocc.,
Lachn., Sep.

Left closed, from
pressive headache :-

Nux-v.

Lightly closed :-

Laur.

Looking steadily, close
when :-

Gels.

Maniacal attacks,
remain closed, in, during sleep :-

Phos.

Melancholia, closed,
in :-

ARG-N.

Meningitis basilaris,
closed, in :-

Cic.

Migraine, closed,
cannot open, in :-

Tarent.

Morning :-

Left closed,
in :-

# Carb-an.

Closing, or falling,
worse in :-

Calc-p.

Closed, child cannot
open, between 9 and 10 A.M. :-

Graph.

Closed, could not open
in, on 1st awaking, it seemed as if inner surface of lids were dry
and stuck fast to ball :-

Verat.

Must close :-

Canth.,
Spig.

With dryness :-

Lyc.

In catarrhal
fever :-

Kali-c.

With frontal
headache :-

Calc.

Which relieves
pain :-

Chel.

Narrowing of space,
closing :-

Agar.

Nearly closed, keeps
them

(retinitis
hemarolopica) :-
Lyc.

Nervousness, closing
relieves :-

Calc.

Neuralgia, cannot open
during paroxysm of :-

Cocc-s.

Other, closed in one
eye, the, half open :-

Chin.

One eye closed, in
pneumonia :-

Ant-t.

Open, could not

(child) :-
Samb.

Painful, closing is, in
headache :-

Sil.

Paralyzed, closed, as
if :-

Cocc.

Pneumonia, closed, in
bilateral croupous :-

Kali-i.

Resists any attempt to
open :-

Merc-c.

Shock, closing, a
sudden inward, passing upward, preventing sleep

(sunstroke
from exposure of nape of neck) :-
Bell.

Sleep, painful,
forcible drawing together as from irresistible :-

Viol-o.

Sleepiness, close,
with, as soon as he sits down :-

MUR-AC.

Sleepiness, close,
with, early in evening :-

Am-m.

Sleep, on closing for,
a sudden shock runs through whole body, from below up :-

Bell.

Spasmodically,
close :-

Alumn.,
Calc., Cham.,
MERC.,
NAT-M.

Could not be easily
opened on awaking, after a blow with a cane on eye :-

Symph.

In colic :-

COLOC.

With drowsiness, in
evening :-

Con.

Evening and
night :-

Hep.

In pustular
keratitis :-

Psor.

With intolerance of
light :-

Merc-c.

In ophthalmia
scrofulosa :-

ARS.,
Merc-c.

With
photophobia :-

Apis,
Bell., Coff-t., Con., Nat-m.

With profuse gushes of
hot tears on opening them

(irido-choroiditis) :-
Rhus-t.

Spoken to, closed, open
only when :-

Stram.

Suddenly falls down as
if dead, when closed, after singing :-

Lyss.

Swelling, closed by a
purplish white :-

Apis.

Tendency to
close :-

Med.

Tension in
temples :-

Calad.

Tightly, as if they had
closed too, worse after sleep :-

Ambr.

Tottering and falling,
on closing

(spinal
disease) :- Alumn.

Trance-like condition,
closed, in :-

Camph.

Twitching, closed and,
after apoplexy :-

Cupr.

Vertigo, on
closing :-

Alumn.,
Ant-t.,
Apis, ARN.,
Ars., Calad.,
Grat., Hep.,
Lach., Ph-ac., Sil., Ther., Vib.

Better :-

Verat-v.

As if rocked :-

Calad.

As if everything were
turning in a circle :-

CHEL.

Vertigo, closed, cannot
walk :-

Arg-n.,
Stram.

Weakness, close,
from :-

Chin.,
Chin-s., Cupr.

Weight, seem pressed
down by a heavy :-

CON.

Coldness :-

(See
Eyes cold.)

Congested

(See Inflamed,
Red, Swelling.) :-
Arg-n., Bell.,
Cham., Chel.,
Cina, Cocc.,
Daph.,
Eucal., Ferr.,
Gels., Graph.,
Lac-d., Manc.,
Meli.,
Merc-i-f., Merl.,
Myric.,
Nat-ar., Psor.

Engorged :-

Ant-t.

Hyperæmia

(scrofulous
ophthalmia) :- Sil.

Injection :-

Bry.,
Crot-t., Euphr., Hep.

Deep :-

Sil.

In iritis :-

Merc.

Left :-

Spig.

In keratitis :-

Aur-m.

Marked, and of a
bright, angry appearance :-

KALI-I.

Worse at night, in
syphilitic iritis :-

MERC.

Of right

(scrofulous
ophthalmia) :-
Sulph.

Internal
surface :-

Psor.,
Puls.

Constriction

(See Spasm.) :-
Merc.

Desire for rest, and
disinclination to mental exertion :-

Colch.

Contorted

(See Spasm.) :-
Stram.

Contraction :-

Nit-s-d., Tab.,
Viol-t.

Feeling, in margins

(headache) :-
Lac-d.

Asthenopia, with, when
looking steadily at an object :-

Kali-c.

Band, as of a narrow,
drawn across balls

(headache) :-
Lac-d.

Convulsive, could not
be opened

(scrofulous
ophthalmia) :- Sulph.

Deprived of sleep, as
if long :-

MERC.

Eyes, making, look
smaller :-

Spig.

Open, difficult
to :-

Merc.

Smaller :-

Euphr.

Spasmodic :-

Plb.,
Rhod.

Spasmodic, in
morning :-

Sulph.

Spasmodic, in right,
afternoon :-

Hyper.

Spasmodic, in neuralgia
of right supraorbital nerve :-

Mez.

Strings, as if little,
were holding them together, and snapped on opening :-

Cob.

Upper, of, in rheumatic
ophthalmia :-

Cocc.

Crawling, inside, worse
in evening, with lachrymation :-

Chin.

Crusts :-

(See Eruption,
Granulated.)

Dry :-

Ant-c.

Everted, somewhat

(mentagra) :-
Mez.

Margins,
on :-

Aur.

Pannus, in :-

Arg-n.

Cutting :-

Calc.

Lower, in :-

Merc.,
Nux-v.

Margins, in :-

Sulph.

Transient, in margins,
from above downward :-

Zing.

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