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Red Eyes Returns Every Hour
Hello,I had this redness of the eyes for 7 months now. The general practitioner said it is conjunctivitis. When I got a second opinion it was ptyregium. And when I visited a specialist it is dry eyes.
Then a friend of mine said it can be treated by Zincum Met. Is this true?
My eyes becomes red every hour so I need to put eyedrops every hour. But since it has been 7 months, I am just trying other alternatives.
Thank you in advance for any help...
Healthfreak11 on 2010-09-18
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Argentum Nitricum 30
and
Euphrasia 30
3 doses of each per day
in alteration.
If there is lot of burning sensation and there is itchy burning in other parts of the body as well...then take a single dose of Arsenic alb. 200 first (need to drink water in small sips every half hour is another indication).
After 24 hours start with Arg. Nit. and Eupharasia.
Post feed back here after 5 days.
Punkaj Varma
and
Euphrasia 30
3 doses of each per day
in alteration.
If there is lot of burning sensation and there is itchy burning in other parts of the body as well...then take a single dose of Arsenic alb. 200 first (need to drink water in small sips every half hour is another indication).
After 24 hours start with Arg. Nit. and Eupharasia.
Post feed back here after 5 days.
Punkaj Varma
♡ PANKAJ VARMA last decade
Sure. I can't find this item in the site though. So I have to look at the local pharmacy and get back here in the forum
Healthfreak11 last decade
I am outside US so I need to look at the local pharmacy I found the Argentum Nitricum in the site
Healthfreak11 last decade
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