The Concordance Repertory of the More Characteristic Symptoms of the Materia Medica Volume 1 (Paperback)

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1890 Excerpt: ...red, swollen and cedematous, especially upper, and spasmodically closed, with profuse gushing of hot tears upon opening them; sac-like swelling of conjunctiva and yellow, purulent, mucous discharge; pain in and around eye. Rhus-t. Pain in eye as from dryness; l. inflamed; worse evenings. Rumex. Margins of l. red. Sabad. Catarrhal ophthalmia with granular l. Sang. Itch-like eruption on l. Sars. Paralysis cf upper l. (as from coal gas). Sec. Immovable state of l., (as after facial erysipelas). Suc. Itching vesicles on edges of l. and on brows. Selen. Blepharitis; sometimes l. stick so after sleep, they must be soaked before they can be separated. Seneg. Eyes feel heavy and l. inclined to close, as from paralysis. Canst., Gels., Sep. (ConL, Opi., Plumb.) Heat and dryness of margins of l., with much itching. Sep., Staph., Sulph. Redness of l. with styes on them. Sep. Nightly agglutination of eyes or dry scurfs on l. on waking. Sep. Painful heaviness of upper l. on awaking. Sep. With dull headache, drooping of l. Sep. Smarting in right eye, in evening, with inclination of l. to close against one's wish. Sep. Heat anddryness of margins of l. Sep. L. pain on waking, as if too heavy and as if could not hold them open. Sep. Great itching of margins of l. Sep. Boils around eyes and l., and cystic tumors of l. Sil. Conjunctiva of a dull red color, some photophobia and swelling of l.; worse mornings. Sep. Agglutination of eyes at night and smarting of l. Sil. Upper l. feel hard and immovable. Spig. L. inflamed and ulcerated. Spig. Chronic twitching of l. Spig. Pressing heaviness of l. Spong. Blepharitis, margins of l. dry, with hardened styes, or tarsal tumors. Staph. Dryness and pressure in balls and l. Staph. Chalazae on l. (Graph.), one after other, sometimes ulcera...