Senega - Eyes symptoms
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Below are the main rubriks (i.e strongest indications or symptoms) of Senega in traditional homeopathic usage, not approved by the FDA.
EYES
Eyes
Hyperphoria, better by bending head backwards
Senega acts on the rectus superior
Blepharitis; lids dry and crusty ( Graphites Graph.) Dryness, with sensation As if too large for orbits
Staring
Lachrymation
Flickering; must wipe eyes frequently
Objects look shaded
Muscular asthenopia ( Causticum Caust.) Double vision; better only by bending head backward
Opacities of the vitreous humor
Promotes absorption of fragments of lens, after operation.
Lids
out-breaks on skin; pimples
stuck together; morning
Cataract
after operation
Coldness
Cornea (transparent part of eye); spots and specks, on cornea
Crawling sensation
Discoloration; redness
Discharges of mucus or pus
corner; hard; night
Dryness
Sensation of enlargement
Eye gum
on lids
morning
Sensation of fullness
Growth, tumour
sty
sty; lower lid
Inflammation
wounds; iris
wounds; lids
edges
Pain
morning
afternoon
evening
by gaslight
open air
during chill
on coughing
after dinner
from exertion of vision
in detailed work
during headache
in artificial light
when looking; steadily
when using eyes; when reading
when stooping
warmth
aching; open air
burning, smarting, gnawing, biting
morning
evening
while reading
while writing
margins of lids; morning
bursting
pulling
pressing
morning
evening
evening; in candlelight
in open air
candlelight
after dinner
during headache
outward
stooping
warmth
stitching, sudden, sharp
when coughing
Paralysis
of muscles of eyeball
of muscles of eyeball; internal recti (to move eye towards other eye)
of muscles of eyeball; superior oblique (up and down movement)
of muscles of eyeball; ciliary (muscles of iris)
Intolerance of light (photophobia)
Pulsation in eyes
Pupils
contracted
sluggish
Quivering
when looking steady
Staring
Stiffness; of eyeballs
Strabismus (eyes incorrectly aligned); divergent
Swellings; lids
Tears
when looking steadily
open air
while reading
Tension
Twitching
corner; outer
lids
lower
Weak
while reading
Vision
Acute
Colours and shapes in front of eyes; colours; bright
Dazzling
while reading
Dim
when reading
during vertigo, dizziness
Double vision
Exertion of vision
Feathery
Flickering
while reading
wiping eyes
while writing
Merging together; letters
Shadows
look shaded
Weak (see eyes, weak)
using eyes
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