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inflammation, when subjective symptoms are particularly marked, Ign.; tendency to, Psor.

Ophthalmia, after a chill: Acon., Euph.

Ophthalmia, chronic: Aur. mur. nat., Bapt., Bell., Euphor., Fluor. ac., Hep., Hydras., Psor.; frequently useful in beginning, Sul. ac.; with loss of sight, Variol.

Ophthalmia, better from cold applications: Puls.

Ophthalmia, followed by ulceration of cornea: Sang.

Ophthalmia, deep-seated: Arg. nit.; with ciliary pains (syphilitic), Asaf.

Ophthalmia, during dentition: Calc., Cham., Ferr. ph.

Ophthalmia, discharge; acrid, Cham., Coloc.; acrid, profuse, thick, Euph.; acrid, tenacious, Sul.; acrid, thin, Graph., Sul.; creamy, Natr. ph.; flesh-colored, from right eye, Carbo v.; green, Kali m.; yellowish green, Kali m.; offensive, from right, Carbo v.; of thick moisture, from right, Carbo v.; mucous, Arg. nit., Bry., Calc., Cann. i., Hippoz., Kali s.; muco-purulent, Arg. nit., Erig., Hep., Lith., Natr. m., Sul.; muco-purulent, thin and acrid, Graph., Merc.; yellow, muco-purulent, Kali s.; yellowish mucus, Kali m.; right eye full of stringy mucus, Amm. br.; of mucus or pus, rarely profuse, and intimately mixed with tears, Con.; large quantities of mucus, like tears or pus, flow constantly, Euph.; thick, mucous, Hydras.; thick, mucous, in hordeolum, Chel.; thick, mucous, from left eye (hydrocephalus acutus), Dig.; muco-watery, Cepa; white, mucous, Kali m.; profuse, thick, white, mucous, Hydras.; yellow, mucous (hordeolum), Chel.; profuse, in measles, Euph.; purulent, Arg. nit., πCarbo a., Eryng., Euphor., Graph., Kali iod., Kali m., Lach., Petrol., Sep., Spong.; purulent, profuse, Arg. met., Arg. nit., Lyc.; purulent, profuse, soils hair and ears, worse nights, after catching cold, child, Ipec.; purulent, profuse, fetid, Led.; purulent, foamy, gushing (dog-bite), Lyss.; purulent, oozing in jets, Arg. met.; purulent, sticky, left eye, Eryng.; purulent, thick, Arg. nit., ⁞Calc. s.; purulent, thin, yellow, Con.; sticky, watery, Kali s.; watery, Eryng.; must wipe away mucus, Arg. nit.; yellow, Kali m., Kali s.; golden yellow, Natr. ph.; yellow, from left, causing adhesion of lids, afterward from right, but less discharge, chiefly in inner canthus, Uran. n.; yellow, agglutinated in morning, Kali bi.; thick, yellow, bland, profuse, Puls. ☞ Conjunctiva discharge

Ophthalmia, Egyptian: Apis

Ophthalmia, after eruptive diseases: Apis

Ophthalmia, erysipelatous: Apis, Graph., Rhus

Ophthalmia, exanthems; in measles, Bry., Crotal., Puls.; following suppression, Hep., Sul.

Ophthalmia, gonorrhœal: Acon., Ant. t., Coral., Cub., Eucal., Merc., Nitr. ac., Thuya, Sul.; nocturnal pains severe, extend to orbit, Spig.; after suppression, Puls.

Ophthalmia, granular: ☞ Lids granulated

Ophthalmia, hydrophthalmia; with interocular compression, Seneg.

Ophthalmia, malignant: Aur. mur. nat.

Ophthalmia menstrualis; in patients of a sanguine temperament, subject to attacks of congestion and inclination to hysterical spasms, Croc.

in amenorrhœa, Puls.

Ophthalmia, after abuse of mercury: Mez., Nitr. ac.

Ophthalmia, metastatic: Ant. c.

Ophthalmia, morning; worse in, Nux v.; beginning at 5 A.M., increasing till noon, decreasing until 10 P.M., Ars.

Ophthalmia, neonatorum: Acon., Apis, Arg. nit., Bell., Bry., Calc., Cham., Euph., Hep., Ign., Kali s., Merc., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Puls., Rhus, Sul., Syph., Thuya; often with constipation and chemosis of conjunctiva, Dulc.; with acrid discharges, caused by syphilitic or gonorrhœal leucorrhœa, Merc. cor.; profuse, thick, yellow discharge, Sul.; tendency to relapse, non-syphilitic, Sul.; during suppurative stage, Lyc.; worse in night and evening, with slow fever, Calc. s.

Ophthalmia, of old people (witches' sore eyes): Apis

Ophthalmia, phlyctenular: Merc. cor., Merc. d., Zinc.; ☞ Conjunctiva and Cornea inflammation

Ophthalmia, with photophobia: ☞ Photophobia

Ophthalmia, from abuse of potash and mercury: Nitr. ac.

Ophthalmia, purulent: Apis, Arg. nit., Chlor., Grin., Hep., Merc., Nitr. ac., Psor., Puls., Rhus, Sul.; with copious discharge, Merc. sol.; of infants, Alum.; of left eye, Eryng.

Ophthalmia, pustular: ☞ Conjunctiva and Cornea inflammation

Ophthalmia, rheumatic (arthritic): Acon., Ant. t., Apis, Arund., Bor., Bry., Calc., Cham., Cinch., Coccul., Cochl., Colch., Coloc., Cubeb., Form., Led., Merc., Mez., Nux v., Phyt., Psor., Puls., Spig., Syph., Ver.; acute, Cact., Phyt., Rhus, Sep., Staph.; almost blinding him, Euph.; makes him blind for weeks and months, Sul.; attacks seem to have originated from sitting at a window in a cold draught, right eye being next to window, Syph.; at commencement, Nux v.; with acrid discharge, Coloc.; left eye first affected, Led.; with leucomatous opacity of cornea, which upon clearing up showed lens to have the color similar to a beginning cataracta glaumatosa, Phos.; nocturnal aggravation, Led.; with contraction of pupils, Graph.; preceded by violent pain in eyes, Coloc.; first stage, Cham.; and sequelæ, Form.; pains extend to teeth, Staph.; from working in water or getting wet, Rhus; perceives a horizontal band across right pupil hindering sight, better placing handkerchief on head and letting it hang over eyes, also by gentle pressure, though she cannot bear much, Syph.; of right eye, complete obscuration of cornea after attack of gout, Euph.

Ophthalmia, scrofulous: Æthus., Amm. b., ⁞Anac. oc., Apis, Ars., Arund., Aur. met., Aur. mur. nat., Bar. c., Bar. m., Bell., Cadm. s., Calc., Cann. s., Caust., Cham., Cinch., Cist., Cochl., Cornus, Dulc., Ferr. iod., Graph., Hep., Hydras., Kali bi., Lyc., Merc., Natr. ph., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Ol. jec., Petrol., Psor., Rhus, Sep.

Sil., Sul., ⁞Tereb.; from every exposure to cold, Dulc.; with opacities of cornea, Magn. c.; with phlyctenulæ on edge of cornea of left eye, Rhus; complicated with shallow ulcers on cornea, Nitr. ac.; with crusta lactea, Calc., Jacea; in cross, peevish children, during dentition, Cham.; erethistic, Merc. cor.; erysipelatous, with great œdema, discharges thin, Merc. cor.; mistiness before eyes, after scrofulous ophthalmia, Kali iod.; child lies all day with face resting on floor, Rhus; when better, feet are swollen, Ars.; in headache, Badiag.; with keratitis, Ipec.; in left eye, every eighth year of her life, in January, or February, Sul.; left eye, Sul.; worse in left eye, morning, Amm. br.; with hardness of meibomian glands, Lith.; worse after 1 A.M., Chin. a.; worse in morning, Pod.; with catarrhal otorrhœa, Merc. d.; pains worse at night, Rhus; especially in phlegmatic, fat, large-bellied children with fine, white skin, light hair, thick neck and swollen glands, subject to eruptions and ulcerations of skin, Calc., Hep.; with photophobia, Aur. met., Natr. s.; yellow pus gushes out when lids are forced apart, Rhus; after abuse of nitrate of silver, Natr. m.; sluggish cases, not much injection, but great photophobia, Con.; in scrofulous subjects, Cinch.; pale, flabby, scrofulous subjects, Merc. d.; on attempting to open eyes hot tears gush from them, causing redness, rawness and pustular eruption on surrounding parts, Merc. cor.; with or without ulceration, thick, mucous discharge, Hydras.; stitches as of needles, Calc.

Ophthalmia, strumous: ☞ scrofulous

Ophthalmia, suddenly appearing; worse right eye, Bell.; violent in right, Apis

Ophthalmia, sun; from being on water fishing, Ham.

Ophthalmia, syphilitic: Asaf., Aur., Clem., Graph., Merc., Nitr. ac., Phyt., Syph., Thuya; with circumorbital pains, Phyt.

Ophthalmia, after checked tetter: Sars.

Ophthalmia, traumatic: Arn., Calc., Calend., Cochl., Ham., Hep., Hyper., Sul., Symph.

Ophthalmia: ☞ Conjunctiva and Cornea inflammation

OPTIC NERVE, anæmia; from excessive tea drinking, with accommodative asthenopia, Spig.

Optic nerve, atrophy: Nux v., Phos.

Optic nerve, congestion: Bry., Kali iod., Psor., Puls.; causing amaurosis, Ver. v.; dependent upon cerebral congestion, Bell.; in retinitis, Sul.; in retinitis hemarolopica, Lyc.

Optic nerve, diseases; occurring in workers in foundries, Merc.

Optic nerve, functional disturbance: Phos.

Optic nerve, inflammation: Bell., Phos., Puls., Plumb.; with cherry red color before vision, Phos.

Optic nerve, irritation; causing amaurosis, Ver. v.

Optic nerve, paralysis: Con., Puls.; in bilious intermittent, Puls.; sudden, of left eye, causing many weeks of blindness, Syph.

Optic nerve, soreness; of right, just behind eyeball, Sarrac.

Optic nerve, torpid: Phos. ac.

Optic nerve, weakness; dulness of vision from, Magn. p.

Optic nerve: ☞ Retina optic disc

ORBIT, aching: πCarbo v., Phos.; in left, Bry.

Orbit, biting; sore, as if denuded on upper margin, Plat.

Orbit, boring; in left, worse talking and from mental exertion, follows suppressed lochia, Sil.; from within, worse in afternoon and after eating, better from cold drinks, motion and bathing (headache), Bism.

Orbit, bruised pain: Zinc.; on moving eyes, Chel., Cup. m.

Orbit, burning; in left, with confusion in left side of head, Coloc.; sudden, Arund.; in upper part at night (keratitis punctata), Ars.

Orbit, compression; or cramping pain around, particularly supraorbital, globe of eye sometimes participating and feeling sore, Plat.

Orbit, sensation of contraction: Verbas.

Orbit, cutting: Sarrac.; like a knife thrust between orbit and ball, moved about in orbital cavity (ciliary neuralgia), Cinch.

Orbit, digging; pain deep in, like in sclerotitis, Colch.; along border of right, better eating, lying in bed and when about falling asleep, worse in motion, Anac.

Orbit, drawing: Stann.; deep in, like in sclerotitis, Colch.; down in right, Bell.; in external wall of left, whence pain extends down beneath cheek bone, apparently along course of nerve, Coral.; in melanotic tumor, Aur. met.

Orbit, dull pain; in left, while walking, in morning, Pallad.

Orbit, fulness; deep in left, at 4 P.M., Sep.; dull feeling, with aching, Gels.

Orbit, inflammation; with formation of pus, Rhus; especially if pus has formed, sensitiveness to touch, with throbbing, prevents formation of pus or accelerates its discharge, Hep.; follows operation for strabismus, Lach.; of periosteum and cellular tissue, Cup. m.; especially if syphilitic, pain intense or absent, Kali iod.

Orbit, neuralgia: Atrop. s., Plat.; especially of infraorbital nerve, Bell.; in left, Dulc.; weak feeling in abdomen after, Lach.; under left, running back to ear, Bell.; in left side, rising of heat to face before attack, Lach.; in right, from getting wet, Sang.; distributed about and within right, darted through from frontal to occipital region (facial neuralgia), Spig.

Orbit, pain (undefined): Agar., Ant. a., Apis, Card. m., Phos.; extends backward through base to cord, during menses, Ver. v.; deep in (cephalalgia), Lach.; deep in socket, worse in left (hysteria), Therid.; spreads to forehead and skin of face, alternately, Bell.; around left, Osm.; severe, in left, extending to occiput, Naja; pain in left, during stool, Vib.; worse in left, Oxal. ac.; deep, as if in muscles, worse right side, Aloe; to touch, Merc. sol.

Orbit, penetrating pain: Sarrac.

Orbit, piercing; spasmodic, in middle of upper rim of right, Cist.

Orbits, pressing: Aloe, Bov., Cain., Chel.

Coccus, Lyss., Sil.; acute, at internal superior angle of right, with occasional darts inward and throbbing, Sang.; worse in open air (incipient cataract), Sep.; deep in, Ruta; dull, at outer border, Coccul.; at outer border of left, Asaf.; dull, as with a plug, on right, extending into brain, stupefaction, Anac.; with drawing from eyes to occiput, Lach.; with confusion in frontal region, Coloc.; involving whole head, Puls.; in left, along dorsum of nose, better sitting down, Coloc.; in left, with confusion in left side of head, Coloc.; especially in left side, worse in open air, after dinner, Seneg.; near root of nose, with confusion in head and chilliness, Coloc.; in one spot at inner and upper border, extending to nose and sometimes into lid, closing it, and of intermittent type, about 11 P.M. (scrofulous neuralgia), Cinch.; stupefying, in right from without in, Chel.; in upper part of right, Lyss.

Orbit, pricking; when looking steadily, in vault of orbit, Arund.

Orbit, sharp pains; in right, worse moving eyeball, stooping or stepping, Ziz.

Orbit, shooting: Ced., Ziz.; from right to occipital protuberance, in evening, Uran. n.

Orbit, soreness: Sil.; of right, on rising in morning, Merc. iod. flav.

Orbit, stitch; slow, extending from upper margin deep into brain, Cina

Orbit, swollen: Natr. a.; in ophthalmia, Apis; infiltration into cellular tissue (ciliary neuralgia with acute conjunctivitis), Tereb.; infiltration of cellular tissue very pronounced, hard and unyielding to touch (cellulitis), Phyt.; œdema, especially of supraorbital, Natr. a.; extending to temple, with œdema of lids (periostitis), Kali iod.

Orbit, tearing: Berb., Calc.; with headache, Chin. s.; about lower margin of right, extending under right ear, involving bones of face, as if everything were torn out, Phos.; bones tender, Merc. cor.; sharp, in right, at night, Kali c.

Orbits, tensive pain: Plat.

Orbits, throbbing; headache at bottom of, Dig.; along border of right, better eating, lying in bed, falling asleep, worse motion, Anac.

Orbit, pulsation; in left, Bry.; sharp, occasionally at outer border of right, apparently in periosteum, Syph.

Orbit, tumor; fungous, Thuya; large bony, on left, boring, aching, worse at night, Aur. met.; several, on upper border of left, firmly adherent to bone and appearing to extend into orbit, hard and encroached upon upper lids, especially inner corner, syphilitic history, Kali iod.

Orbit: ☞ Circumorbital, Infraorbital, Supraorbital

PHOTOPHOBIA: Agar., Agnus, Ailant., Alum., Amm. c., Ammoniac., Anac., Ananth., Ant. c., Apis, Arn., Ars., Arum t., Ast. r., Aur. met., Aur. mur., Bar. c., Bell., Berb., Bor., Calc., Calc. p., Camph., Caust., Ced., Cham., Chin. s., Chloral., Chlorof., Cina, Cinch., Cinnab., Clem., Coca, Coloc., Con., Croc., Crotal., Dig., Dros., Elaps, Eryng., Eup. perf., Euphor., Euph., Gels., Glon., Graph., Ham., Hell., Hep., Ign., Iodof., Ipec., Jab., Kali bi., Kali c., Kali m., Kali ph., Lac def., Lach., Lil. tig., Lith., Lyc., Lyss., Magn. p., Merc., Merc. cor., Merc. iod. flav., Natr. a., Natr. m., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Nitr. sp. d., Nux v., Op., Phell., Phos., Phos. ac., Phyt., Plumb., Psor., Puls., Rhus, Samb., Sarrac., Sec., Seneg., Sep., Spig., Stann., Stram., Sul., Tarax., Therid., Ustil., Viol., Zinc., Ziz. ☞ artificial light, bright light, daylight, reflected light, sunlight

Photophobia, with want of accommodation: Arg. nit.

Photophobia, worse in open air: Clem.; walking, Psor.

Photophobia, in apoplexy: Arn.

Photophobia, in artificial light: Bell., Calc. p., Crotal., Lyc., Natr. m., Pic. ac.; in candlelight, Dros., Euph., Gels., Hell., Merc., Natr. m., Phos. ac.; in candlelight (sick headache), Lac def.; holding a lighted candle before eyes causes violent convulsions of limbs, particularly opisthotonic spasms, with rigidity, Stram.; worse in candlelight, Bor., Ipec.; worse in candlelight in myopia, Arg. nit.; cannot bear fire light (amblyopia), Merc.; looking into fire, cough worse, Ant. c.; in gaslight, Ascl. t., Calc. p., Graph.; gaslight hurts more than sunlight (asthenopia), Sul.; in lamplight, Natr. m.; worse in lamplight, Chel.; in lamplight (ciliary neuralgia), Crotal.

Photophobia, in asthma: Cup. m.

Photophobia, in bright light: Brom., Merc. iod. rub., Natr. m.; may throw him into agitation or bring on convulsions, Lyss.; ☞ artificial light, reflected light, sunlight

Photophobia, in bronchitis: Euph.

Photophobia, chronic: Æthus., Sil.

Photophobia, closing eyes; could not open, Graph.; better closing eyes and resting head, Ver. v.; compelled to keep eyes closed most of the time, worse after rising, Kali c.; keeps them closed, light disagreeable, though not painful, Glon.; sensitive to light and air, eye must be covered (iritis associated with hypopion), Hep.; closes lids, sits in corners, bores face into pillow, Calc.; constantly, yet light does not affect them much, Kali iod.; with spasmodic closure of lids, Natr. m.; has to tie up eye, Calc. s.; cannot bear eyes covered, Apis

Photophobia, after confinement; hydrogenoid constitutions, Natr. s.

Photophobia, light causes confusion: Agar.

Photophobia, in daylight: Con., Euph., Gamb., Kali c., Merc., Sars.

Photophobia, dazzled by light: Acon., Bar. c., Dros., Graph., Lyc., Merc., Phos., Sil., Stram., Sul.; in conjunctivitis, Sep.; by daylight, in room, Con.; easily, in toothache, Magn. c.; by glare of fire, Dros.; with twitching of lids, Puls.; on looking at bright objects, Phos. ac.; by snow, Ars.; by water, Lyss. ☞ bright light, reflected light

Photophobia, in delirium tremens: Hyos.

Photophobia, after dog-bite: Curar., Lyss.

Photophobia, in epilepsy; prefers dark room, Atrop. s.

Photophobia, in evening; 6 to 8 P.M., Caust., Zing. ☞ artificial light

Photophobia, eyes; burning (irido-choroiditis), Rhus; congested (dysmenorrhœa), Xan.; inflamed, Natr. c.; scrofulous inflammation, lies upon face, Merc.; pain deep in, Kali c.; chronic sore eyes, Bapt.; with stinging, Zing.; with stitches, Puls.; with throbbing, Calab.

Photophobia, light fatigues: Ast. r.

Photophobia, with fever: Æsc. h.; catarrhal, Euph.; intermittent, Bry.; rheumatic, Arn.; typhus, Arg. nit.; yellow, Merc.

Photophobia, fitful but intense: Ign.

Photophobia, in glaucoma: Phos.

Photophobia, after suppressed gonorrhœa: Psor., Puls.

Photophobia, during headache: Apis, Bell., Cact., Calc., Carbol. ac., Coccul., Med., Natr. m., Natr. s., Sang., Sil., Zinc., Zing.; pain in forehead (iritis), Cinch.; pain flying from forehead to occiput, Tarant.; pressure in forehead, Kali c.; in megrim, Calc., Kali br.; in sick headache, Lac def.

Photophobia, in iritis: Merc.; rheumatic (sclero-iritis), Kali bi.; in iritis syphilitica, worse in morning, Nux v.

Photophobia, in keratitis: Apis, Atrop., Calc., Bell., Chin. a., Con.; chronic, after vaccination, Thuya; worse in evening, Calc.; phlyctenular, Syph.; pustular, Crot. t., Puls., Merc. sol.; pustular, with superficial ulcers, Nux v., Rhus; scrofulous, Graph., Lach., Sul.; with ulcers, Kali bi., Merc. iod. flav.; with scrofulous ulcers, child lies on its face, Bar. m.; with ulceration, after cauterizing with nitrate of silver, child lies with head buried in pillow, Natr. m.; with small ulcers, or phlyctenules, stinging pain, particularly in scrofulous children, Natr. c.; with scrofulous ulcers, Natr. m.; punctata, Con.; after variola, Calc. p.

Photophobia, during labor: Con.

Photophobia, with lachrymation: Magn. s.; better in open air, πPsor.; burning, corrosive, Euph.; with yellowish discharge (keratitis pustulosa), Graph.; with profuse lachrymation, when eyes are forcibly opened, pains worse at night and in any light, better in dark room and by pressure, Con.

Photophobia, left eye; in conjunctivitis, Eup. perf.; in coryza, Cepa; exceedingly sensitive to light and water, Lyss.

Photophobia, lids; inflamed, Psor.; itching, Sul.; spasms, Euph., Merc. cor., Puls.; swollen, agglutinated, Euph.

Photophobia, with aversion to life: Natr. s.

Photophobia, in measles: Acon., Bry., Euph., Ferr. ph., Puls.; after measles, Arg. met.

Photophobia, in melancholia: Arg. nit.

Photophobia, in meningitis: Bell., Merc. sol., Sul.; bright light and glistening things cause convulsions, Stram.

Photophobia, during menses: Ign.

Photophobia, in morning: Ant. c.; with obscuration of vision, Nux v.; worse after rising, Calc.; worse in morning and evening (keratitis pustulosa), Sul.; worse in morning (hyperæsthesia of retina), Nux v.

Photophobia, with neuralgia: Bell., Coccion., Magn. p.; ciliary, Act. rac., Crot.; facial, Ars., Bell., Chel., Coccion., Con., Spig.; supraorbital, Chin. s.

Photophobia, after onanism: Cina

Photophobia, in ophthalmia: Apis, Ars., Cic., Phos.; arthritic, Apis, Coccul., Led.; catarrhal, Ars.; after chill, Euph.; chronic, Graph.; scrofulous, Ars., Calc., Cham., Con., Hyos., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Sul., ⁞Tereb.; tarsal, Merc. cor.

Photophobia, with dilated pupils: Bell., Merc. per.

Photophobia, in reflected light; great sensitiveness, Lyss.; from ophthalmoscope, caused stinging in ball (tobacco amaurosis), Nux v.; cannot bear brilliant objects, Bell., Bufo, Sep.; bright objects cause spasms (puerperal), Canth.; throws him into agitation or convulsions, Lyss.; worse from glare of snow, Ant. c.; worse when he sees running water (dysentery), Lyss.; sight of water causes spasms, Stram.; ☞ bright light, sunlight

Photophobia, retina; oversensitive, Spig.; inflamed hemarolopia, Lyc.

Photophobia, in rheumatism: Lac c.; ☞ Ophthalmia arthritic

Photophobia, in right eye: πAtrop. s., Cann. i., Sul.

Photophobia, in sclerotitis: Nux v., Thuya; rheumatic, Chin. m.; with dimness of cornea, swelling and redness of lids, great increase of secretion, mucus and tears, scrofulous constitution, Con.

Photophobia, in scrofulous persons: Ant. t. ☞ Ophthalmia scrofulous

Photophobia, when getting sleepy; in coryza, Cepa

Photophobia, after straining eyes; at sewing, worse in a warm room, better in open air, Arg. nit. ☞ Sight straining

Photophobia, with stitches; worse during sultry weather, Sul.

Photophobia, in sunlight: Acon., Ars., Asar., Bell., Bry., Cic., Cinch., Clem., Euph., Gels., Lith., Merc. p., Phos. ac., Sul.; in diphtheria, Lac c.; causes lachrymation, Graph., Jamb., Zinc.; in sunlight, Camph., Merc. sul.; ☞ bright light, reflected light

Photophobia, with sweat: Stram., Sul.

Photophobia, temper; light disturbs, Colch.

Photophobia, from tobacco: Phos.

Photophobia, traumatic; for four months, worse in evening, Euph.

Photophobia, variable: Kali iod.

Photophobia, with vertigo: Agar., Glon.

PUPILS, altered: Hyos.

Pupils, alternate contraction and dilatation: Acon., Anac., Cann. s., Cycl., Dros., Hell., Œnan., Zinc.; in typhoid fever, Lach.; in hydrocephalus, Carbol. ac., Hell.; at intervals, Cic.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Calab.; in quick succession, Bar. c.

Pupils, angular; in rheumatic ophthalmia, Coccul.

Pupils, contracted: Ant. t., Arn., Ars., Aur. met., Bell., Calc., Camph., Caps., Carbol. ac., Chel., Chin. s., Crot. t., Daph., Euph., Ferr., Hell., Hyos., Jab., Kali br., Magn. p., Mang., Merc. cor., Mur. ac., Natr. m., Nitr. sp. d., Op., Phos., Phyt., Plumb., Puls., Sil., Squilla, Stann., Stram., Variol., Viol.; in amaurosis, Sep., Zinc.; in arachnitis, Chlorof.; on awakening

(meningitis infantum), Arn.; in brain affections, Hell., Merc. v., Op.; with chill, Acon.; closed (apoplexy), Ast. r.; with fixed eyes, Ver.; with sensation of fulness in eyes, Nux m.; in typhus, Agar., Tereb.; covered by thin, bluish film, with great tendency to formation of adhesions to lens (iritis), Merc.; with giddiness, Mez.; with spasmodic contraction of glottis, Ver.; in headache, Bell.; in hemicrania, Sep.; in insanity, Nux v.; in plastic iritis, ⁞Sal. ac.; in scrofulous keratitis, Apis; in left eye, Arg. met.; after lemonade, Stram.; in acute mania, Canth.; dependent on menstrual disorder in chlorosis, Natr. m.; in ciliary neuralgia, with acute conjunctivitis, Tereb.; in chronic syphilitic ophthalmia, Merc.; in rheumatic ophthalmia, Coccul.; size of a pinhead, Amyg., Calab.; rapidly, Kali m.; excessively sensitive to light, contracting not much, but very rapidly, Colch.; right, πAtrop. s.; right, in locomotor ataxy, Arg. nit.; right, with sudden complete loss of qualitative vision, Ver. v.; but round, Euph.; during sleep, Op.; slowly, Æsc. h.; sluggishly, Kali br.; in spasmodic affections, Cic.; with stupor, in pneumonia, Phos.; in sunstroke, Arn., Glon., Op.; during period of tranquillity, in last stage, Lyss.; vacillating mood, Coccul.; after vinegar, Stram.; has to wink to distinguish objects, Ananth.

Pupils, dilated: Acet. ac., Æsc. h., Agar., Agnus, Alum., Amyl., Ant. chl., Arn., Ars., Arund., Astac., Bar. m., Bell., Brom., Cain., Calc., Calend., Camph., Caps., Ced., Chin. s., Chlorof., Cina, Cinch., Coca, Coccul., Coff., Con., Croc., Crot., Cycl., Dig., Dory., Gels., Glon., Guaiac., Guaræa, Hell., Hyos., Hyper., Iod., Ipec., Kali iod., Lact. ac., Lactu. v., Laur., Led., Mang., Mosch., Natr. c., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Op., Phos., Phos. ac., Phyt., Pic. ac., Plumb., Puls., Ran. b., Rhod., Sang., Sars., Sec., Staph., Stram., Sul., Ver., Vib.; with want of accommodation, Arg. nit.; in amaurosis, after sore throat, Gels.; in anasarca, Hell.; if mental anxiety is great, Lyss.; in apoplexy, Bell., Coccul., Œnan., Plumb.; with blindness, Gels., Stram.; with blindness from effusion of water on brain, Kali iod.; in concussion of brain, Cic.; in inflammation of brain, Hell.; in irritation of brain, Lach.; in intestinal catarrh, Chel.; in cholera infantum, Kali br., Laur.; in choroiditis, Coloc.; with collapse, Hippoz.; constantly, in apoplexy, Plumb.; dilatation of one, contraction of other, Cadm. s., Calab.; one pupil contracted, the other dilated, acting feebly and slowly to light (scarlet fever), Zinc.; left contracted, while right is dilated (typhoid), Colch.; of unequal size during period of tranquillity, in last stage, Lyss.; with convulsions, in scarlatina, Ver. v.; cornea turned outward (paralysis of internal rectus), Calab.; in whooping cough, Coral.; in delirium, Acon., Act. rac., Bell., Hyos., Stram.; with bloody muco-purulent diarrhœa, Kali br.; in epileptiform eclampsia, Ced.; extremely, Amyg., Anthrac., Bell., Dulc., Hyos.; with fulness in eyes, Nux m.; with frequent flashes of light, Val.; when eyes were forced open (brain affection), Hell.; with inflamed, dim, watery staring eyes (lyssa), Lyss.; with farsightedness, Carbo a.

in typhoid fever, Colch., Hell.; left five times increased in size, πAtrop. s.; with headache, from nape of neck, Ver. v.; with pressing headache, later contracted, with inward restlessness, Rheum; in congestion to head, Bell.; from heat, Gels.; in helminthiasis, Cina, Spig.; in hydrocephalus, Art. v., Grat., Merc.; in hydrocephalus acutus, Dig.; in impending hydrocephalus, Cinch.; in hysteria, Ced.; irregularly, Aur. met.; irregularly, under Atropine, Merc. iod. flav.; hardly respond to irritation, Stram.; left, Merc. iod. flav.; left, more than right (epilepsy), Art. v.; left, dilated, not sensitive to strong light (foreign body in eye), Hep.; in basilar meningitis, Cic.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Gels., Hydr. ac.; in meningitis infantum, Apis; before menses, Lyc.; after abuse of mercury, Hep.; traumatic, Arn., Calab.; from exposure to cold and damp weather, Rhus; horizontal oval (parenchymatous iritis), Sil.; permanent, with loss of accommodation (traumatic), Calab.; in pneumonia, Lachn.; with photophobia, Bell., Merc. per.; with raving, Amyg.; letters move about when reading, Hyos.; on being reprimanded, Stram.; right, Lyc., Tarant.; right dilated, in locomotor ataxy, Arg. nit.; not very sensitive (amblyopia), Cinch.; during sleep, Ol. an.; right pupil slightly larger than left (syphilis), Merc. iod. flav.; slightly, Ferr., Lyss.; slightly, in serous choroiditis, Gels.; slightly, in typhoid, Colch.; slowly and incompletely, though regularly, Kali m.; left dilated and sluggish, Gels.; in cerebrospinal disease, Ver. v.; from spinal irritation, Nux v.; in sunstroke, Bell., Gels., Glon., Ver. v.; in unconsciousness, Æthus.; in vertigo, Bell., Crotal.; with dimness of vision, Atrop., Lyss., Ver. v.; with mistiness or obscuration of vision, Thuya; with weak sight, Ver.; has to wink to distinguish objects, Ananth.; sluggish, in scarlatina, Ailant.; widely, with amaurosis (multiple sclerosis), Phos.

Pupils, immovable: Amyg., Ant. chl., Atrop. s., Bar. m., Bell., Camph., Carbol. ac., Chel., Cup. m., Dig., Hydr. ac., Hyos., Kali br., Kali iod., Laur., Merc., Merc. cor., Op., Plat., Rhus, Stram., Sul., Syph.; in apoplexy (old age), Bar. c.; in congestion to brain, Cup. m.; light makes as little impression as speaking or calling (brain affection), Hell.; in choroiditis, Coloc.; dilated, Bell., Dig.; before epileptic attack, Bufo; with sensation of fulness in eyes, Nux m.; in typhus, Carbo v.; in typhoid, Colch., Lyc., Zinc.; in typhus, Stram.; in rheumatic glaucoma, Coccul.; in hydrocephalus, Hell.; after injury, Arn.; left eye, Arg. met.; in basilar meningitis, Cic.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Hydr. ac.; after abuse of mercury, Hep.; after scarlatina, Aur. mur.; in shock, Dig. ☞ sluggish ; also Iris paralysis

Pupils, irregular: Bar. c.; drawn upward, in rheumatic ophthalmia, Coccul.; ☞ alternate

Pupils, linear; in chronic syphilitic ophthalmia, Merc.

Pupils, right, horizontally oval (rheumatic ophthalmia): Syph.

Pupils, sensitive to light; in locomotor ataxia, Arg. nit.; in lead colic, Op.; right sensitive

to a light before left eye, but sluggish to light and shade before its own eye, Sul.

Pupils, sluggish: Cinch., Dig., Op., Phos., Rhod.; in locomotor ataxy, Arg. nit.; after a blow upon inferior and outer part of left eyeball, Calab.; in keratitis punctata, Ars.; during sleep, Op.; ☞ immovable

Pupils: ☞ Iris

RETINA, anæmic: Chin. s. ☞ atrophy

Retina, anæsthesia; field of vision much contracted, Hep.; sees a light spot in centre of field of vision surrounded by a dark ring, and again by a lighter ring, turning and changing into various colors, especially green, worse coming into room from sunlight, Hep.

Retina, apoplexia retinæ: Merc. cor.; with suppressed menses, Bell.

Retina, atrophy; with amaurosis, Phos., Tabac.

Retina, bloodvessels; central portions strongly pulsating, Aur. met.; relaxed, in whooping cough, Arn.; large bloodvessels are indistinct, Arg. nit.; arteries, bloodless, after neuralgia, Op.; embolism of central artery after neuralgia, Op.; enlarged arteries, Bell., Kali br.; veins dilated, Bell., Ver. v.; veins engorged after neuralgia, Op.; veins forming a dark network, Kali m.; veins pulsating, Rhod.; veins tortuous, Ver. v.; varicosity of veins, Puls.

Retina blurred; in chorio-retinitis, Phos.; ☞ misty

Retina, congested: Arg. nit., Cund., Lach., Phos., Psor., Puls., Sul., Tarant.; with flushed face and congestive headache, Sang.; hyperæmia, after suppression of acne, Puls.; injection of central vessels, Puls.; dependent upon cerebral congestion, Bell.; in glaucoma, Prun.; in left eye typical "congestion papille," papillary margins entirely obscured and presenting characteristic gray, wooly appearance, blood vessels large and tortuous, Ver. v.; syphilitic, Merc. iod. flav.; vascular fulness, with epilepsy, from cerebral congestion, Kali br.

Retina, detached: Dig.; with hemiopia in left, accumulation of fluid beneath, Aur. met.; from myopia, with neuralgia, Gels.; from injury, diffusive haziness of vitreous and serous inflammation of choroid and retina, Gels.

Retina, dim: Kali m.; hazy, Bell., Lach.; hazy, in chorio-retinitis, Phos.; hazy, in sclero-choroiditis anterior, Sil.; ☞ blurred, misty

Retina, dropsy: Apis

Retina, excitement; with red photopsia, Fluor. ac. ☞ Sight chromopsia

Retina, exudation: Kali m.

Retina, as if covered with bluish gray film: Bell.

Retina, disease occurring in workers in foundries: Merc.

Retina, hemorrhage: Lach.; expedites absorption of clots, Arn.; spontaneous, or during course of retinitis albuminurica, Crotal.; hemorrhagic spots on disc, after severe attack of neuralgia, Op.

Retina, hyperæsthesia: Ant. t., Bell., Chloral., Con., Ign., Lact. ac., Natr. m., Nux v.; in debilitated, broken-down, strumous, hemorrhagic constitutions, Crotal.; with photophobia, Merc., Spig.

Retina, images retained too long: Ananth., Natr. m., Tabac.; for several minutes (torpor retinæ), Jab.; especially colors, Lac c.; object last looked at is projected into next, Lac c.

Retina, inflammation (retinitis): Ars., Asaf., Bell., Calc., Gels., Puls.; albuminuric, Crotal., Phos., Stann.; albuminuric, with tearing in eyebrows, Merc. cor.; albuminuric, during pregnancy, Kalm.; albuminuric, sudden dimness of vision, during pregnancy, worse after delivery, Gels.; apoplectic, Chel., Phos.; apoplectic, absorbs hemorrhages, controls inflammatory symptoms and diminishes tendency to retinal extravasation, Lach.; in choroiditis, Arg. met., Gels.; diabetic, Sec.; from overuse of eyes, Sul.; in congestive headache, Bell.; hemarolopic, Lyc.; hemorrhagia, Merc. cor.; nephritic, during pregnancy, Merc. cor.; with nyctalopia, Phos.; syphilitic, Crotal., Merc.

Retina, irritable: Kali m.

Retina, misty: Kali m.

Retina, optic disc; anæmic, Chin. s.; arteries small veins enlarged and tortuous, Amyl.; opaque, bluish white, Plumb.; ill defined, Bell., Phos.; outline hazy, Plumb.; pigmentary deposit on lower outer edge of left, Aur. met.; greenish hue, Aur. met.; red, somewhat swollen (chorio-retinitis), Phos.; deepened in tint, Bell.; outer part whiter than usual, Gels.; but little can be seen, a kind of mist being over it, spreading from vitreous humor over background of eye, Kali m.; white patches, extravasations of blood, Gels.; ☞ anæmic, bloodvessels, blurred, hemorrhage, misty

Retina, scotomata: Ars.; of right, after a fall, dimness of vision, constant flickering before eye and floating black specks, Merc.

Retina, swollen; œdematous, Bell.

Retina, torpor: Jab.; after application to fine work, Jab.; impaired sensibility of right eye, with total paralysis of accommodation and partial paralysis of accommodation of left eye, supposed to be due to use of cosmetic which probably contained carbonate of lead, Op.

Retina, subretinal tumor covers macula lutea, vessels could be traced over it, and small hemorrhagic spots around it, size of tumor ten diameters of optic disc, elevation nine millimeters: Sul.

SCLEROTICA, acts prominently on sclerotic coat: Thuya

Sclerotica, bluish: Bell.

Sclerotica, slightly bulged: Puls.

Sclerotica, burning: Arund., Magn. m.; during apyrexia (tertian fever), Rhus

Sclerotica, congestion: Med., Thuya; development of numerous bloodvessels, Rhus; appears as one gore of blood (whooping cough), Bell.; injected, Bar. m., Bell., Crot. t., Puls.; in yellow fever, Merc.; injected vessels, singly or in bundles (iritis), Euph.; injection in syphilitic iritis, Thuya; left eye injected, Sul.; injected, from inner corner, many loose fibres running toward cornea as if pterygium would be formed (scrofulous ophthalmia), Apis; congested, especially between insertion of recti muscles where sclera is slightly bulged, and thinner (episcleritis), Merc.; injected, in sclero-choroiditis anteri

or, Sil.; red, Aur. met., Aur. mur., Hyos., Magn. m., Merc., Puls., Rhus, Sul.; bright rose-colored, Sul.; deep red (ophthalmia), Ars.; redness, during apyrexia (tertian fever), Rhus; redness, particularly in left eye, with photophobia, scrofulous constitution, Con.; redness, in ophthalmia, Lith. c.; pale reddish, especially in external canthi (glaucoma), Phos.; traumatic redness, Euph.; upper part bright red, Nux v.; violet red (ulceration of cornea), Hep.; excessive, of superficial and deep vessels, with paralysis of right side, Prun.; in hereditary syphilis, Syph.; tunic, of conjunctival covering, from childhood, Thuya

Sclerotica, dim and dull, as if covered with dust (brain affection): Hell.

Sclerotica, discolored: Plumb.

Sclerotica, ecchymosis: Nux v.

Sclerotica, episcleritis: Merc., Nux m., Thuya; in left, with intense pain, Tereb.; with much pain in and around eye at night, Merc. cor.; circumscribed between superior and external recti muscles, highly myopic, Puls.

Sclerotica, excrescence on: Arund.; burning heat, Aur. mur.

Sclerotica, inflammation: Eryng., Spig., Thuya; affects choroid, Thuya; in sclero-choroiditis anterior, Kalm.; sclero-choroiditis anterior, symptoms alternate from one eye to the other, Sil.; sclero-choroiditis posterior, Croc.; pains of sclero-choroiditis, Spig.; incipient, Sul.; left eye most inflamed, in rheumatic ophthalmia, Coccul.; rose-colored, inflamed circle, deeper in color next cornea, diminishing toward canthi, in rheumatic ophthalmia, Coccul.; inflammatory focus of deep red color, whence proceed fasciculi of vessels, running toward middle of cornea and converging at a deep ulcer, Euph.; looks like raw beef (hypopion), Hep.; rheumatic, Chin. m.; particularly in rheumatic subjects, Kalm.; with stitches and aversion to light of sun, Nux v.; rheumatic sclero-iritis, excessive pain and photophobia (syphilis), Kali bi.

Sclerotica, irritation: Crot. t.

Sclerotica, pricking: Aur. mur.

Sclerotica, soft; in consequence of inflammation of cornea and iris (scleritis), Thuya

Sclerotica, sprinkled with blackish spots (melanotic tumor in anterior chamber): Aur. met.

Sclerotica, swollen: Merc.; left, puffy, Sul.

Sclerotica, yellow: Ananth., Bell., Eup. perf., Hep., Ipec., Lach., Magn. m.; dirty dingy, Myr. cer.; with circumscribed redness of cheeks (pleuro-pneumonia biliosa), Rhus; in enteritis, Acon.; in yellow fever, Ars.; with icterus, Plumb., Sang.; in jaundice, Aur. mur.; yellowish red, Eup. perf.; in typhoid fever, Rhus

SIGHT, amaurotic: Ananth., Ars., Aur. met., Aur. mur., Aur. mur. nat., Bell., Bufo., Calc., Caps., Chin., Cinch., Con., Elaps, Ferr., Fluor. ac., Kali iod., Menyanth., Merc., Natr. m., Phos., Plumb., Puls., Sep., Sil., Stram., Sul., Vib.; appeared and ceased coincidently with the appearance and cessation of albuminuria, Plumb.; from anæmia, Ver. v.; after apoplexy, Gels.; in beginning, Ant. sul. aur.

in beginning could not distinguish large objects, with paresis of legs, Rhus; from a cold, Bell.; congestive, Gels.; with or without diplopia, from suppressed eruption, Sul.; with scabby eruption on occiput and ears, Psor.; after a sudden disappearance of an eruption on head, Sul.; from nervous fever, Bell.; after typhoid, Lyc.; gutta serena, Aur. mur. nat.; gutta serena, early stage, Hell.; after violent headache, Sep.; during severe headache, passing away with headache, Zinc.; especially from hemorrhage, debility and exhaustion, Crotal.; incipient, especially of left eye, Phos.; of left eye, Arg. met.; from masturbation, Gels.; from debilitating nervous losses, Natr. m.; from congestion or irritation of optic nerve, Ver. v.; with contracted pupils, Sep., Zinc.; with widely dilated pupils (multiple sclerosis), Phos.; from quinine, Bell., Gels.; from rheumatic troubles, Chel.; after suppression of ringworm, Chel.; after suppression of rash in scarlatina, Bell.; consequent upon sexual excess, especially if associated with fatty liver, Phos.; first right, then left eye, with spinal irritation, Cinch.; with dilatation of pupils, Gels.; threatened, Caust.; threatened, in scrofulous children, Dulc.; threatened, during confinement (want of milk), Caust.; from tobacco, Nux v.; by debilitating losses, Phos. ac.; transient, complicating motor palsy, Plumb.; of seven years duration, Phos.; ☞ amblyopic, blindness, dim, weak

Sight, amblyopic: Ammoniac., ⁞Anag., Atrop., Caps., Chin. s., Cinch., Dros., Euph., Merc., Natr. m., Op., Phos., Phos. ac., Stram.; after a blow on head, Arn.; in morbus Brightii, Phos.; with deafness, Puls.; after diphtheria, Sil.; from suppression of any bloody discharge, Puls.; in drunkards, Cinch., Tereb.; following strong emotion (during pregnancy), Ant. t.; in epilepsy, Hyos.; after suppression of an eruption, Cycl.; with or without diplopia, from suppressed eruption, Sul.; from overexertion of eyes, Ruta; hysterical, from onanism or ciliary neuralgia, Ign.; after loss of fluids, Cinch., Crotal., Phos.; from gastric derangement with heart disease, Puls.; from metastasis of gout or rheumatism, Puls.; caused by grief and overuse of eyes in sewing, Crotal.; with heart affections, Lach.; in hemiplegia, Caust.; from hemorrhage, Crotal.; in hydrocephalus acutus, Lyc., Merc.; with lung affections, Lach.; after masturbation, Cinch., Phos.; in meningitis, Ant. t.; caused by stoppage of menses, Bell.; headache and vertigo at time menses should appear, has never menstruated, Cycl.; better in morning (amblyopia), Cinch.; nervous, sensitive persons, Sil.; dependent upon anomalies of refraction, Ruta; in retinitis apoplectica, Chel.; from abuse of stimulants, Sil.; sudden attacks, with severe pressure in vertex and forehead from without inward, worse afternoon and evening, amblyopia appeared as a thick cloud, worse until she became completely blind, and then disappeared with the pain, Zinc.; from checked foot sweat, Sil.; consequent upon venereal excesses and intoxication, Cinch.; with blurring of vision, better

by rubbing, Thuya; mistiness of sight, with complete obscuration at a distance, Ruta; vision 21/100, refraction normal, divergence of one and a half lines behind a screen, diplopia in distance, Tabac.; better on a cloudy day, or when it begins to grow dark (tobacco poisoning), Nux v.; with vomiting and coma (retinitis), Chel.; in a weaver, Ruta; ☞ amaurosis, blindness, dim, weak

Sight, asthenopic: Agar., Arn., Asar., Cinnab., Con., Croc., Hydras., Kalm., Lach., Merc. per., Niccol., Phos., Sul., Tabac.; accommodative, Sul.; accommodative, with much aching in eye after using, Puls.; accommodative, with anæmia of optic nerve, from excessive tea drinking, with neuralgia or slight retinitis, Spig.; diplopia, from muscular, Nux v.; with exhaustion, dependent upon loss of semen, Sep.; with aching pains in eyes on looking at near objects, must close lids, worse when looking at a near light, Mang.; with dull pain behind eyeball as if it would be forced out, Led.; headache over eyes, caused by using eyes, Sul. (after Sep.); irritability of every tissue of eye, from overwork or using eyes on fine work, Ruta; from straining eyes, Acon.; in hysterical females, from onanism or ciliary neuralgia, Ign.; with chronic headache, Iris; in hypermetropia, Arg. nit.; weak, hysterical, Lil. tig.; sequel to measles, Caust.; muscular, Amm. c., Cinch., Mur. ac., Natr. m., Rhod., Sul.; muscular, paresis of accommodation, Calab.; much more indicated in weakness of ciliary muscles than of internal recti, Ruta; muscular, inability to keep eyes fixed on reading, Agar.; with insufficiency of external recti, Gels.; with insufficiency of internal recti, Rhod.; muscular, from spinal anæmia, Agar.; from general muscular weakness, spinal irritation and overuse of eyes, or reflex irritation from uterus, Natr. m.; muscular, from uterine disorders, Agar.; causes ciliary neuralgia, Como.; worse from looking at any bright, shining object, better in twilight, Phos.; from general prostration, Puls.; symptoms, so-called, probably dependent upon spasm of accommodation, Lil. tig.; symptoms not marked, but great irritability of eye from want of tone or energy of muscular structures, passive rather than active, Gels.; pale, flabby subjects inclined to grow fat, Calc.; dependent upon reflex irritation from uterus (kopiopia hysterica), Sep.; muscular, focal distance unequal, Cinch.; with black motes before eyes, Lith.; stitches in sewing run together, Natr. m.

Sight, astigmatic: Calab., Gels., Lil. tig.; turns head to left when reading, trying to look with left eye out of right glass of spectacles, to see whole of letters b, p and d, Lil. tig.; from granular lids, Sep.; returning in spite of glasses, causing dull pain in back of neck and head, Pic. ac.

Sight, blindness: Apis, Ars., Bell., Caust., Chin. s., Crotal., Dig., Gels., Hep., Lyss., Natr. m., Stram., Sul., Tereb., Ver.; after sore throat, Gels.; in prolapsus ani, Arn.; in attacks, Mosch.; in attacks, during day, Hep.; in concussion of brain, Arn.; in attacks, in typhoid, Gels.; for a minute or two, after getting out of bed, Colch.

after catching cold, Acon.; from obscuration of cornea, Apis; amaurotic, for three days, Dig.; almost blind, Euph.; with dizziness, Gels.; in puerperal eclampsia, Coccul.; in epileptiform spasms, Chin. a.; light does not affect eyes (encephalitis), Coccul.; from eruption on eye, in secondary syphilis, Syph.; follows sudden severe pain before right eye, while walking through fields covered with snow, Kali m.; caused by pain in eyes, with vertigo, Therid.; as if a thick veil were before eyes, with dull aching and feeling of weight in eyeballs, in evening, Sul.; then fainting, Calc.; with faintness and nausea (headache), Glon.; not able to see strongest gaslight, in ague, Natr. m.; after scarlet fever, Bell., Hep.; in typhus, Stram.; with pain in forehead, as if head would burst, better from bandaging head tightly, worse from light or noise (hemicrania), Lac def.; in gastralgia, Camph.; with headache, Atrop., Bell., Caust., Cup. m., Ferr. ph., Gels., Iris, Lac def., Melil., Natr. m., Sep., Stram., Zinc.; in hemicrania, Chen. a., Gels.; followed by headache, must lie down, sight returns with increasing headache, aversion to light and noise, Kali bi.; with acute hearing, Stram.; hemeralopia (night blindness), Anac., Cadm. s., Cinch., Hyos., Lyc., Stram.; hemeralopia, with menstrual disturbances, as if eyes were tightly bound, Puls.; hemeralopia, must stop work at 4 P.M., Lyc.; hemeralopia, with nightly diarrhœa, Ver.; hemeralopia, in a myopic eye, Hyos.; hemeralopia, during pregnancy, Ran. b.; sudden hemeralopia, Ran. b., Sul.; sudden hemeralopia, with severe cutting pains, Lyc.; hemeralopia, sudden, six or eight days before menses, every afternoon, toward sundown, increases as night comes on, Ver.; hemeralopia, with swelling of eyes, Petrosel.; in hemorrhage, Cinch.; eyes open, but cannot see, in hepatitis, Bell.; in hydrocephalus, Apis, Apoc., Dig., Hell., Kali iod.; in hysteria, from grief, Gels.; of left eye, after suppressed itch, Sul.; can see but faint glimmer of light with left eye, Como.; could not see from left eye, Cund.; complete, in left eye for three years, nearly so in right (amaurosis), Elaps; in left eye on awaking (epileptoid), Tarant.; in lyssa, Lyss.; could not see anything by day with left eye, while at night could distinguish a light (scrofulous inflammation), Sul.; occasional, with twitching of lids, Calc. s.; after lightning stroke, Phos.; when lying quietly, Ver. v.; in meningitis, Glon.; in cerebrospinal meningitis, Glon., Hydras.; in mental derangement, Stram.; momentary, Hyos., Nux m., Oleand., Sil.; momentary, as from fainting, Phos.; momentary, grasps head, it feels strangely, Nux m.; momentary, in morning, in hypochondriasis, Arg. nit.; momentary, in ophthalmia, Cic.; for a second, Lach.; momentary, with uterine affections, in pregnancy, Sil.; momentary, with vertigo, Merc.; from sudden motions, Ver. v.; from neuralgia (dyspepsia), Arg. nit.; complete, in right eye during pain (supraorbital neuralgia), Kali bi.; nyctalopia (day blindness), Hell.; nyctalopia, with sudden appearance of furuncles

Sil.; nyctalopia, in hysteria, Ferr.; nyctalopia, in paroxyms, Phos.; in ophthalmia, Apis; in chronic ophthalmia, Var.; in scrofulous ophthalmia, Sul.; in paralysis, Graph., Bell.; partial, Ammoniac., Calab.; with ptosis, Gels.; with dilated pupils, Gels., Stram.; sudden complete loss of qualitative vision of right eye, with contracted pupil, Ver. v.; in inflammatory rheumatism, Puls.; of right eye, paralysis of optic nerve, Bov.; of right eye, all seemed smoke and mist, while walking through fields covered with snow, Kali m.; when using eyes, Ver. v.; on rising and standing after sitting bent over, Hep.; caused by snow, Kali m., Merc. per.; on stooping, Ferr. ph.; can only distinguish light, with loss of strength (fainting spells), Lac def.; with stupefaction, dizziness and vacancy in head, Kreo.; sudden, in childbed, Aur. mur.; sudden, at night, in lead colic, Op.; sudden, with violent pain in occiput to eyes, Cinch.; sudden, complicating motor palsy, Plumb.; sudden, after photopsia, Bell.; sudden, after scarlet fever, Aur. mur.; sudden, in upper half of visual field, Ver. v.; frequent, temporary, in amblyopia, Merc.; temporary, in cerebrospinal meningitis, Glon.; tobacco amaurosis, Nux v.; transitory, with pain from occiput over head to forehead and eyes, Petrol.; with vertigo, Kalm., Ver.; with vertigo in evening, Puls.; with vertigo in ophthalmia, Cic.; with vertigo and dilated pupils, Gels.; brought on by walking, with fainting, Ver. v.; with frequent desire to wink, Phos. ac.; ☞ amblyopic, amaurotic, dim, weak

Sight, blurred: ☞ confused, dim

Sight, clearer: Aspar., Bell., Cinch., Colch., Fluor. ac., Hyos., Viol.; in open air, Coff.; a luxurious enjoyment in looking at some things he sees daily, Fluor. ac.; reads fine print easier, Coff.; after rubbing eyes, Cina; oversensitive, Bell.

Sight, cloudy: ☞ dim

Sight, color blindness: Chloral.

Sight, confused: Æthus., Amyg., Aur. met., Calab., Gels., Glon., Natr. m., Pic. ac., Rhus; after anxiety, Psor.; wth delirium, in diphtheria, Bapt.; distant objects look as if anterior lines were shaded with same colors (in inflammatory fever), Gels.; as if black dots filled visual field, worse after stimulants (amblyopia), Tabac.; on looking down, Camph.; in congestion to head, Cinch.; in hysteria, Therid., Val.; in dysmenorrhœa, Ver. v.; objects appear flowing into one another, at three to four inches distance, in strabismus, Calc.; on looking at an object, sees only that part upon which eye is fixed, everything else seems to swim around that point, Nux v.; on looking through window, everything in street appears in tumult, Camph.

Sight, darkness: ☞ dim

Sight, dim: Absin., Ammoniac., Amm. m., Amyl., Ananth., Asaf., Astac., Atrop. s., Bell., Berb., Brach., Bry., Bufo., Calab., Camph., Cann. i., Cann. s., Caps., Carbo a., Carb. s., Caust., Ced., Chloral., Chlor., Cic., Cinch., Clem., Coccul., Colch., Coloc., Cop., Crotal., Cup. m., Cupr. s., Cycl., Daph., Dig., Dulc., Eucal., Form., Gels., Hydr. ac., Ign., Jab., Kali iod., Kob., Lil. tig., Lyc., Lyss., Magn. c., Mang., Merc., Mosch., Natr. s., Nitr. ac., Phyt., Pic. ac., Puls., Sarrac., Spig., Spong., Stram., Staph., Verbas., Viol.

in amblyopia potatorum, Tereb.; in asthenopia, Phos.; on awaking, Cycl., Lach.; and blackness, Dory.; blackness when shaking head, Hep.; blackness, before and during menses, Graph.; everything turns black, when stooping, Graph.; as if looking through dark blue glass, Cycl.; blurred, Cact., Calab., Cepa, Gels., Lil. tig., Mar. v., Med., Natr. m., Psor., Tereb.; blurred, in chronic cephalalgia, Psor.; blurred, as if body arose, which impeded sight, Amm. m.; blurred, after deafness, Glon.; blurred, after seminal emissions, Lil. tig.; blurring, with aching in and over eyes, after using eyes and straining them at fine work, Ruta; figures and letters blurred, Ailant.; blurred, at beginning of sick headache, Iris; blurred, as from looking through a fog, Pic. ac.; blurring, caused by overheating, Nux v.; blurred, in paralysis of accommodation, Arg. nit.; blurred, when irritable, in anæmia of brain, Con.; blurred, letters run together, in asthenopia, Ruta; blurring, only noticed when looking to left (paralysis of left nervus abducens), Kali iod.; blurred, on holding eyes to left for some time (syphilis), Merc. iod. flav.; blurred, with heat in lids and eyes, Lil. tig.; objects blur when he looks at them a short time, Natr. a.; blurred, in parenchymatous metritis, Lac c.; blurred, in morning, Merc. per.; blurred, with muscæ volitantes, Lil. tig.; blurred, on reading, in tobacco amaurosis, Nux v.; blurred, better by rubbing (amblyopia), Thuya; blurred, objects seem running together, Berb., Calc.; blurred, confused spots, Con.; sudden blur, in headache, Pod.; sudden blurring after reading (a woman æt. 21, asthenopia), Phos.; objects look as if one had been looking at sun for a moment, or the part at which the eyes are directed appears clearly and the rest blurred and indistinct (headache), Pod.; blurred, outlines of objects uneven, wavering, trembling (chorio retinitis), Phos.; blurred, in prolapsus uteri, Lil. tig.; blurred, better by winking, Euph.; blurred, better by wiping, Euph.; blurred, after fine work at night (posterior spinal sclerosis), Pic. ac.; blurred, after writing, with aching, better closing eyes and pressing tightly, Calc. fl.; in brain affections, Zinc.; from congestion of blood to base of brain, Ver. v.; in inflammation of brain, Merc. viv.; in Bright's disease, Phos.; in bulimia, Lyc.; by candlelight, Euph., Hep.; by candlelight, necessitating constant wiping of eyes and accompanied by profuse discharge, which agglutinated lids at night and had to be wiped off in morning, Puls.; in catarrh, Castor., Sec.; in chronic catarrh, Alum.; after suppressed catarrh, Ars.; preceding paroxysms of cephalalgia, Phos.; with chilliness, Cham.; in cholera, Cup. ac.; of right eye, in chorio-retinitis, Kali m.; cloudy, Cycl., Lac def., Plumb.; cloudy, in albuminuria, Ars.; cloudy, by candlelight, Cepa; cloudy, with itching and sticking in inner canthi, Zinc.; dark clouds pass, Lact. ac.; as if a cloud were before eyes, could not see in evening, better walking, worse sitting, Lachn.; like a cloud, then violent head

ache, then repeated vomiting, after which it grows better, Glon.; cloud before left during day, Bar. c.; cloudy, before menses, Bell.; cloudy, in morning, Niccol.; cloudy, in myelitis, Stram.; cloudy before left eye, in twilight and cloudy weather, Arg. nit.; cloud over outer half of field of vision of left eye, due to subretinal effusion, Gels.; dim and confused, before headache, Kali bi.; dim and confused, with vertigo, Kali bi.; from obscuration of cornea in morning, Ang.; as if cornea had lost its transparency, Sul.; in coryza, Anac.; with cough, Coff.; after suppression of acute cutaneous diseases (chorea), Calc.; could not sew for a week, all being dark, πEup. perf.; darkness before eyes, Jamb., Psor., Puls.; darkness before eyes on awaking, Dulc.; darkness before eyes in evening, with aching pains and slight epistaxis, Ferr.; with faintness, following pressing in cardiac region and hard heart-beats (mental derangement), Manc.; dark before eyes, giddy, Ferr.; darkness before eyes, with head heaviness, Phos.; complained of darkness, wanted a light, Stram.; darkness before eyes when looking sideways, Oleand.; darkness during menses, Cycl., Graph.; dark before eyes in morning, on rising from bed, Como., Puls.; darkness before eyes on attempting to rise, in paralysis of bladder, Cic.; darkness, could not read or see thread when spinning, Stram.; darkness, on attempting to fix thoughts (malarial ataxy), Arg. nit.; darkness, with vertigo, Dulc., Op., Oxal. ac.; darkness, with vertigo, in hemiplegia, Elaps; darkness, with vertigo before menses (acute pulmonary catarrh), Puls.; darkness, with vertigo, on stooping, Calc.; darkness, worse on going into a warm room, before menses, Puls.; in diabetes, Tarant.; in diarrhœa, Ant. t.; in sequela to diphtheritis, ⁞Calab.; with dizziness, while walking or sitting, Lyss.; things seem as if dissolved, Stram.; cannot see at a distance, Cact.; dimness of distant objects, followed by contraction of pupil, Calab.; inability to distinguish objects at a short distance (delirium tremens), Stram.; things seem as if too distant, Stram., Sul.; as if black dots filled visual field, worse after stimulants (amblyopia), Tabac.; in dropsy, Ars.; with frequent drowsiness, Magn. s.; dull, Bism., Gels.; and dull, in diabetes, Sul. ac.; and dull, from weakness of optic nerve, Magn. p.; and dull, with dilatation of pupils, Lyss.; and dull when writing, sees only one half of objects clearly, Sep.; after eating, Calc., Kali c.; better after dinner and from wine, worse after coffee, Arg. nit.; when assuming erect position, with partial syncope, Ver. v.; after exertion, especially in evening, Niccol.; in evening, worse in room, Natr. c.; much black flickering before eyes, seems near, Lach.; with inflammation of eyes, Magn. c.; from circles of red light before eyes, Cact.; with itching, sticking in ball, better in open air, Puls.; with heat of face, Mosch.; in neuralgia of face, Sul. ac.; objects fade away, Carb. s.; in fainting spells, Lac def.; objects far off appear dim, undefined, πCamph.; with feathery appearance, Calc., Lyc.; from fever, Bell.; in typhoid, Phos.; figures are void of expression to him, seem enveloped in mist (effects of overstudy), Natr. c.

as if caused by a film, Amyl., Calab.; frequent sense of film, with vertigo, with vision of a small dark object like a mouse or a bird coming up to her, Lac c.; worse near fire, also in morning and evening, Natr. s.; as if something were floating before eyes, obliges him to wipe them constantly, Kreo.; after loss of vital fluids, Ver. v.; foggy, Alum., Camph., Caust., Cund., Kali iod., Lach., Merc. sol., Morph. s., Puls., Stram., Sul.; foggy, in afternoon, Cycl.; foggy, after 7.30 P.M., from February to July, each year (retinitis hemarolopica), Lyc.; foggy, when closing and pressing eyeballs, Bar. c.; foggy, in typhus, Chin. s.; foggy, after typhoid, Lyc.; foggy, in headache, Cycl.; foggy, in hemiopia, Aur. met.; foggy, in iritis, Euph.; foggy, in melancholy, after mortification, Ign.; foggy, in prosopalgia, Verbas.; foggy, while reading or walking, Vinca; foggy, while reading or looking at a bright light, Kali c.; foggy, before right, Sep.; foggy, before right, in conjunctivitis and leucoma, Kali c.; foggy, with stupefaction, Bism.; foggy, in vertigo, Canth.; gaslight looks dim, Sul.; as if looking through gauze, Calc., Caust., Dros., Dulc., Hydr. ac., Kreo., Natr. m., Sep., Sul.; gauzy, in apoplexy, Plumb.; gauzy, when looking steadily or reading, better by wiping eyes, Cina; gauzy, of left eye, Sars.; gauzy, in morning and after a meal, Bar. c.; gauzy, with vertigo, Natr. m.; gauzy, white, Ars.; with giddiness, Sul.; as if looking through a gray cover, Sil.; with sensation as if hairs were in eyes, Sang.; hazy, Phos.; bluish haze, in hyperæmia of optic nerve and retina, Bry.; everything at a distance is hazy, Jab.; vision of left slightly hazy, Ver. v.; vision good for fixed objects, but when put in motion before eyes there is a haze and dull vision, producing vertigo, Con.; dim, in headache, Chim. m., Cycl., Sul., Ver. v.; before headache, Lac def., Psor.; dim in headache, during pregnancy, Caust.; after a blow on head, Ammoniac.; after getting head cold, Calc.; with lightness of head, worse by sudden movement of head and walking, Gels.; from pressure in head, Caust.; with tearing in head and right eye, and sensation as if air were rushing through eye, Croc.; from heat, Carbo v., Gels.; in hemicrania, Chen. a.; in hemiplegia, Elaps; hysterical, Euph.; indistinct, Anac., Caust., Kali iod., Sil., Verbas.; distant objects seem indistinct, riding or walking, Gels.; indistinct, with faintness, Calc.; indistinct, in yellow fever, Gels.; indistinct, with headache and nausea (veta), Coca; indistinct, from straining body, mind or eyes, Calc.; indistinct, in ophthalmia, Apis; indistinct, in catarrhal ophthalmia, Phos.; indistinct, in prosopalgia, Chel.; indistinct, from dilated pupils, Amyg.; indistinct, in raving, Amyg.; indistinct, after reading, Apis; indistinct, after using eyes, Camph.; indistinct, from weakness, Calc.; with lachrymation, in open air, Puls.; with profuse lachrymation, Cup. ars.; as if one were looking through a fine lattice, Lyc.; with pain in left then in right eye, Sars.; of left, a year after right affected, rapidly worse than left

Merc. iod. flav.; lessening, Anac.; with heavy lids and invincible drowsiness, Kali br.; can scarcely distinguish light from dark, Elaps; can only see lights, not objects, Lac def.; green halo around light, Caust.; shunned the light, Rhus; saw things as if through coarse linen, only by pieces and as if cut through, of a face he saw only nose, etc., Stram.; without lustre, Bov.; sequel to measles, Caust.; as though membrane were over eyes, Caust., Daph.; in dysmenorrhœa, Laur.; misty, Agar., Amb., Ammoniac., Arg. met., Arg. nit., Asaf., Bell., Bism., Cain., Caust., Cycl., Form., Gels., Glon., Graph., Lactu. v., Petrol., Ran. b., Sil., Spig., Thuya; misty, in amaurosis, or cataract, Calc. p.; misty, obscuration at a distance, in amblyopia, Ruta; misty, in cataract, Chel., Sec.; misty, at a distance, Millef., Phos.; misty, after injury to eye, Arn.; misty, or smoky, cannot read, worse after seminal emissions, Sars.; misty, in evening, Ind.; misty, whitish-gray, in staphyloma, Apis; misty, especially after a bright light (chorio-retinitis), Phos.; misty, worse in a bright light, outdoors, better in room, Amm. m.; misty, when looking keenly at anything, or reading (pregnancy), Calc.; misty, after looking long (post-partum hemorrhage), Cann. s.; misty, in morning, in asthenopia, Merc. per.; misty, after abuse of mercury, Kali iod.; misty, in morning, after waking, Zinc.; objects seemed enveloped in mist and to move, then burning, Euph.; objects look dim, as if enveloped in a halo or mist, in ophthalmia tarsi, Merc. cor.; misty, after scrofulous ophthalmia, Kali iod.; misty, when reading or writing, Grat.; misty, with attacks of vanishing of sight, Phos.; thick mist, Diad.; misty, especially in afternoon, when writing, Ol. an.; momentarily, Caust.; in morning, Chel.; in morning after waking, Zinc.; with nausea, Mygale; for near objects, Cepa; for near and distant objects, Sul.; nebulous, Caust. (after Sul.), Millef.; as from a net, in typhus, Chin. s.; in night, Stram.; after night watching and mental disturbance, Puls.; on blowing nose, Caust.; obscured, Amm. c., Arn., Asar., Cact., Clem., Cochl., Coloc., Cycl., Euph., Hep., Ipec., Laur., Mur. ac., Oleand., Op., Rhus, Sil., Tereb.; obscured, with chilliness followed by sleepiness, Sabina; obscured, during convalescence from diphtheria, Nux v.; obscured, for distant objects while walking in open air, Euph.; dizzy obscuration, after sitting, on rising and beginning to walk about, Puls.; obscured, worse by effort to see, with heaviness in back part of head, Mur. ac.; obscured, in erysipelas, Apis; obscured, in evening, Ammoniac.; obscuration, with glistening before eyes, worse from rubbing, Seneg.; frequent obscuration, Sang.; frequent obscuration, especially when stooping, walking, reading, writing, Natr. m.; obscured, with inflammation of eyes, Magn. c.; obscured, worse after seminal emissions, Sars.; obscured, with headache, Cycl.; obscured, with congestion to head, Cycl.; obscured, with dulness and stupefaction in head, Seneg.; obscured, dependent upon hepatic derangement, Sep.; obscured, objects seem indistinct, Hyos.; obscured laterally when fixing it upon white object, Cham.

obscured, in left, Bor.; nearly obscured by turgid and infiltrated eyelids, worse in right side (erysipelas), Jugl.; obscured, as if one had looked too long and intently at an object, with pain like a pressure in right eye, Ruta; obscured, in megrim, Sil.; obscured, in cerebrospinal meningitis, Apis; obscured, during menses, Puls., Sep.; obscured for a few minutes, Cochl.; momentarily obscured by feeling of pressure on eyeball, Cham.; obscured when moving head quickly, Lachn.; obscured, with nausea, Merc.; obscured, with palpitation, violent paroxyms, Puls.; obscured with photophobia, in morning, Nux v.; obscured, with dilated pupils, Thuya; obscured, while reading, Nitr. ac.; sudden obscuration in sick headache, Sep.; sudden and momentary obscuration, better by winking, caused by pressure of opaque mucus upon surface of cornea, Euph.; obscured, in syncope, Nux v.; transient obscuration, Puls.; obscured, as from a white vapor, Bell.; obscured, with vertigo, ⁞Coff., Nitr. ac., Nux v., Sabina, Stram., Tereb.; obscured, with weakness and drowsiness (vertigo), Kali nit.; in outer portions of visual field, Puls.; can only distinguish outlines of distant objects, Cinch.; can only see rude outline of objects, after typhoid, Lyc.; outlines indistinct, Bell., Kali bi.; outlines, ill defined, in retinitis, Sul.; in pneumonia, Ant. t.; during pregnancy, Gels.; with dilated pupils, Atrop., Lyss., Ver. v.; when reading and writing, Rhod.; while reading, Sul.; when reading by candlelight in evening, Hep.; focal distance changes while reading, first longer then shorter, Agar.; cannot read, Bar. c.; cannot read nor write, Gels., Sil.; fails to recognize those near him or does so but slowly, Ver.; of right eye, Ars. h., Plumb., Vespa; on rising from stooping, Lyss.; like a scale before eye, with shooting along left orbital arch to external angle of eye (ozæna), Kali bi.; with scotoma of right eye, after a fall (amblyopia), Merc.; as if a shadow were flitting before eyes, Ruta; as if looking through a sieve, Puls.; with dulness of sinciput, Vinca; as if a skin were drawn over eye, Apis; when getting sleepy (coryza), Cepa; when looking at small things, πEup. perf.; unable to discern small things, as point of a pin, Stram.; smoky, Cinch., Gels., Lact. ac., Phos.; could not see small objects and larger ones appeared as if enveloped in smoke or mist (scrofulous ophthalmia), Sul.; with fiery sparks, Cycl.; vibrating spectra, Agar.; by spells, Tabac.; by spells, constantly changing, becoming more or less dim every few moments, Jab.; after suppressed foot sweat, Sil.; in syphilis, Lyc.; as from tears, while reading, Ign.; it seems thick before eyes, Viol.; from thinking, Arg. nit.; with thirst, Stram.; in tobacco poisoning, Nux v., Phos.; in uterine derangement, Caulo.; in uterine hemorrhage at climacteric period, Trill.; as if looking through a veil, Acon., Ant. t., Arum t., Arund., Berb., Bufo., Caust., Croc., Crot. t., Hyos., Iod., Laur., Lith., Natr. m., Natr. ph., Petrol., Phos., Rhus, Stram., Sul., Thuya; veiled, in amaurosis or cataract, Calc. p.; veiled, in asthenopia