Anacardium Occidentale - Eyes symptoms

EYES

Eyes

Left eye swollen shut,

Painful eyes, without redness,

Violent pressure upon the eyes, especially upon the left, and in the external canthus of this eye when looking long at one object (half an hour),

Dull pressure, as with a plug, on the upper border of the right orbit, extending into the brain, with stupefaction of the whole side of the head,

Rheumatic tearing pain in the left eye (more in the lids), which extends as far as the temples,

Lids so swollen that he could scarcely see,

The eyelids felt swollen, but without pain,

Sensation in the eyes as if there was something between the ball and the upper lid, which causes rubbing,

Something seems to rub between the ball and the lower lid,

Twitches in the eyelids; he imagines that one must see them,

Pressure, as from a sty, in the right inner canthus, and the neighboring tarsal cartilages,

Pressure below the left external canthus (after two hours),

Pain, as if a plug were pressed in under the upper border of the orbits, and touched the balls,

Pressure upon the eyeball, from before backward, or from above downward,

Tearing in the balls and orbits, mornings when walking (after twenty-four hours),

Great dilatation of the pupils (after thirteen, fourteen, and nineteen hours; reaction),

Contraction of the pupils (after fourteen hours),

The pupil of the right eye becomes smaller for a short time (after forty-eight hours),

Dimness of the eyes, as if they were full of water, which forces one to wink often; in the evening (after sixteen hours),

Shortsightedness; he cannot distinguish anything at a distance, while he distinctly sees everything which is held near his eyes,

Great sensitiveness of the eyes to the light,

Frequent flickering before the eyes,

The flame of a light appears to flicker, and to alternately darken and brighten; on looking steadily at the light he saw that it burnt calmly,

The light appears to be surrounded with a halo in the evening,