Phosphoricum Acidum - Eyes symptoms - T.F. Allen

EYES

Eyes

Objective.

Glassy look in both eyes, with almost involuntary motion of the eyeball, mostly when staring straight ahead,

Eyes weak, glassy,

Eyes lustreless,

Staring look,

Inflammation of the eyes, and a stye on the upper lid,

Eyes sunken, weak,

Blue rings around the eyes,

Swelling of the lower integuments of the eye and beneath the lids,

Subjective.

Burning in the eyes, with burning lachrymation,

Sudden burning in the left eye,

Burning and pressure in the eyes; she cannot look at the light, in the evening,

Burning in the integuments of the eye all day, and burning itching in the inner canthus,

Biting burning in the eyes, especially in the evening, by the light,

Pressure in the eyes, as if they were too large, with immobility, as if he had not slept enough, with dulness in the head,

Pressure in both eyes, extending backward,

Sensation as if the eyes were being pressed out, causing frequent blinking,

Constant pressure upon the eyes after looking too long at an object, obliging him to close the eyes,

Sudden pain in the left eye, as from a grain of sand, or as from a pimple,

The eyes are painful, in the morning, on opening them; she cannot keep them open long,

Violent headache above the eyes, so that she could not open them,

Stitches above the left eye, extending up into the head,

Itching and pressing in the eye,

Itching of the eye,

Orbit and Lid.

Dull pressive pain above the orbits, with stitches behind the ears, in the afternoon,

Sharp sticking in the thin bony wall of the orbit, towards the root of the nose,

Pressive pinching in the upper margin of the left orbit,

Swelling and redness of the lower lid,

Agglutination of the eyes,

Dry matter on the lids, in the morning, with smarting, on cleaning the eyes,

Twitching of the lower lid, towards the inner canthus (after nine hours),

The eyelids are heavy, as if they would close,

Perceptible coldness of the inner margin of the lids, on closing the eyes,

Burning on the inner canthus, as from too much air and light, mostly in the afternoon, relieved by pressing the lids together,

Burning beneath the upper lid,

Pressure beneath the left lower lid, aggravated by pressing upon it, and then immediately disappearing,

Pressure and a sensation of heaviness in the right eyelid,

Pressure in the left lower lid,

Drawing stitches through the lids, from one canthus to the other, with sharp stitches in the canthi and around the orbits,

Sudden stitches, as if electric, beneath the right lid, so that he was obliged to press the eyes together,

Lachrymal Apparatus.

Biting water runs from the eyes (after a few hours),

Lachrymation of both eyes,

Ball.

A yellow spot in the white of the eye, towards the inner canthus, though still more towards the cornea, together with dimness of vision, that disappears on dilating the pupil, by holding the hand before it,

Pain, as if the eyeballs would be forcibly pressed together and into the head,

Dull pain, at one time sticking, at another burning, piercing the right eyeball at the external canthus, followed by a sensation as of a broad surface of snow before the eyes on which fiery points were falling, afterwards as if a fiery surface were before the eye, on which glistening white points were falling,

Pupil.

Excessive dilatation of the right pupil, increasing on exerting vision, and even after seven days it was four times as large as the left (immediately),

Pupils greatly dilated (after eight hours and a half),

Pupils dilated for six hours (after three hours),

Pupils dilated (after one hour),

Pupils at first dilated, then contracted, for sixteen hours (after one hour),

Pupils contracted for several days (after half an hour),

Contraction of the pupils, without effect upon vision (after three-quarters of an hour),

Vision

Sees better at a distance (curative action in one short-sighted),

Increased short-sightedness,

Eyes weak, sunken,

Weakness of the eyes, more in the forenoon than in the afternoon; distant objects seem enveloped in a mist, and become distinct only on exerting vision; every near somewhat bright object blinds him, and causes pressure in the eyes; the same thing also happens if he comes suddenly into the dark,

Everything farther than six paces seems enveloped in a fog,

Dimness of the eyes, with flickering and pressure in the inner canthus, if she looks long at one spot; after rubbing, tears come, and the dimness disappears,

Flickering before the eyes while reading by the light,

Black stripes before the eyes; wiping does not relieve; it seems as though he must look out under the forehead with the head bent over,

In the evening, while sitting, large ciphers seem to come before the eyes, wherewith the head feels very dull and bad, and at last very hot,