Augengruppe

Repertorium. (C. M. Boger/B.N. Mithra)

Vergleich. Psora - Sykose - Syphillinie – Tuberkulinie

Coix lacryma-jobi = Hiobstränengras/eine hochwüchsige tropische Getreidepflanze Süßgräser.

Augen = Symbol Odin (Germanen)/= Schöpfer (= Kriegsgott. Polynesien)

Abrus. = Paternostererbse/= Jequiritysamen/= Crab’s eye vine/= Indian liquorice

Adon. = Adonisröschen/= Pheasant’s eye.

Anguis fragilis = Blindschleiche/= lebend gebärend Täuschungsgruppe. Reptilia.x

Augenachat.x

Apis. Egypt: bees grew from the tears of the sun god Ra when they landed on the desert sand.

Aur-met. Kelten die Tränen der Götter waren aus Gold.

Bell. = Regenblume/= Tollkirsche/= Wutbeere/= Sautod/= Säukraut/= Teufelsbeere/= Banewort/= dead nettle/= deadly nightshade/= Wolfsaugen/= Windbeere.

Bel-p. = Gänseblümchen/= Paquerette/= Bruisewort/= Daisy/= Mondscheinbleaml/= Augenblümchen/= Herzblüml/= Himmelsblume/= Katzenblume/= Schweinzerle/= Tausendschön/= Meizoentje.

Bora-o. = Borretsch/= Blauhimmelstern/= Gurkenkraut/= Herzfreud/= Liebäuglein

Buphthalmum salicifolium = Yellow ox.eye daisy. Asterales.x

Cajanus cajan = Cajanus indicus = pigeon. pea/= no-eye pea. Fabales.x

Chel. = Schöllkraut/= Eclaire/= Calandine/= Augenkraut/= Swallowwart/= stinkende gouwe/= Opium of the Gall-bladder.

Chrysan. = Margerit/= Ox-eye daisy

Chrysoberyll. = Katzenauge

Conv. = Augenkraut/= Glasblümli/= Schneetropfen/= Maiglockchen/= Lily of the Valley

Dianthus caryophyllus = Carnation betrothal. or engagement/= Mary’s tears at Jesus' plight/in France and Francophone culture symbol of misfortune and bad luck./used in Greek ceremonial crowns. Caryophylalles.x

Edelauge = Spross von Rosaceae./Vitis.x gebraucht zum Okulieren (= Impfen).

Eos (= Aurora/= Göttin.) allmorgendlich mit ihrem Gespann aus dem Okeanos auftauchend/kündigt damit den Tag an/Delphin./Ihre Tränen = Tau.x

Croc-s. (= Saffran/= Farbstoff).

Elaeocarpus ganitrus. = Rudraksha/bead = tear of rage

Euphr. = Augentrost/= eyebright.

Eyeblack = Bienenwachs + Paraffin + C/gebraucht um besser in Richtung Sonne schauen zu können

Falkenauge. = Krokodyolith + Si/= Quarz/schillert/durch Verwitterung entsteht Tigerauge (= blue asbestos).

Ger-i. = Ruprechtskraut/= Bird's eyes.

Glas.auge = Prothese.

Guar. = „geheime Augen“.

Hippoc-k.: a horse’s head/dragon’s scales/free-roving eyes/changeable colors of a chameleon/tail of a monkey/a kangaroo’s pouch/armor of an insect/wings of a hummingbird.

Ina-i. = Tagpfauenaugen.

Inul. = Alantwurzel/= Rindsauge/= Grande Aunée/= Elecampane /= Pushkaramula/= Xuan fu/= Horse-heal/= Elfswort.

Iris. = gefärbtes Teil des Auges/= Regenbogen/= Bote der Göttin Hera (Gatte des Zeus)/= Equivalent von Hermes ohne seine Schelmereien.

Katze. = Auge d es Ra (= Sonne.ngott.).

Katze.naugeturmalin.

Krokodil.letränen [= Tränensekret, das Krokodile während des Fressens absondern].

Labradorit.

Lapis cancri praeparatum. w = hergestellt aus Calc-ablagerung in Flusskrebsmagen/= Krebsaugen/= Krebsstein.

Lentopodium alpinum. Entstanden aus Tränen einer vereiste Jungfrau wann sie sah wie ein Jungemann abstürzt und stirbt.

Luna. = Mond/= Nachtgestirn/= Auge der Nacht.

Melan. bestimmt Augenfarbe und Hauttype.

Mentha aquatica = Kröte.nauge Lamiales.

Ochina serrulata = wilder Birn.baum/= ’birds. eye/Malphigiales.

Opal. = Weltauge (oculis mundi).

Operculum = Verschlussdeckel Turbo petholatus (= See.schnecke.) = Maona Perle o. Chinesiches Katze.nauge/zeigt rötliche Wachstumsspirale. Mollusca.

Osiris (Egypt) was murdered by his brother. Set. His wife + sister Isis resurrected him/he became god of the dead. + underworld. (= „Sitz des Auge.s”) Gott der Vegetation/des Nils/Fruchtbarkeit. Symbolen: Tausendfüßler./grüner Haut./Krummstab./Weizen. gemischt mit Ton. als Opfer.

Pavo ristatus. = Pfauenauge

Perla. = Tränen vollkommene Sexualität/= Tautropfen

Rhodopsin = visual purple.= roter Farbstoff.

Ran-b. = Knolliger Hahnenfuss/= Teufelsaugen

Smaragd. entstanden aus Tränen einer untreue Göttin

hat mehrere Herzen ‡

Sol. = Sonnenlicht/= Auge des Tages/= Fleisch der Götter

Sol-t. = Kartoffel/= Pomme de terre

Squil. = Meerzwiebel/= Sea onion/= weiße Zwiebel/= „Auge des Typhons“

Sphagnetica tribolata = creeping Ox.eye Asterales.

Strych-g. = Hoang nan/= Brechnuss/= Blind-weed

Sulph.: [George Royal] in all eye troubles the lids are red, pain: sharp/sticking/cutting/splinter-like; marked photophobia is marked and “< from the touch of water“ usually present.

Tarax. = Löwenzahn/= Saubleamle/= Saurüssel/= Saustochkraut = Pissenlit/= Dandelion/= Paardebloem/= Kamphool (I)/=Pu-gong ying/= Sonnekraut/= Augenmilkkraut= Kuhblume/= Kuhlattich/= Krötenblume/= Mönchskrone/= Schäfchenblume

Thunderbergia aculata = black-eyed susan Lamiales.

Tiger.eisen = Hämatit. + Jaspis. + Tigerauge.

Trad. = Gottesauge

Turquoise: Hopi legend: people dancing and rejoicing with the rains/their tears of joy mixed with the rains and seeped into the earth, this became turquoise.

„Adler.augen“

Tränen:

Verhältnis Cl : Na : K in Schweiß/Tränen/Blut/Fruchtwasser = 5 : 60 : 10 = etwa gleich mit Aq-mar. (= Meereswasser)

Stehen alle vor Gefühle:

Sichtbare und unsichtbare, echte und falsche

Freude und Trauer, süß und bitter,

Liebes-/Todes-/Feuertränen

Heiße und kalte, befreiende und bedrückende, Allmacht und Ohnmacht

Ursache: Angst/Furcht/Verzweiflung/Wut/allein sein/verlassen sein

Aus Empörung/Rebellion/Versöhnung/Enttäuschung

Gewitter. = Weinen der Riese.n

Tränen zwischen 19 h. - 22 h. entstehen nicht über Aktuellem/aber über Vergangenem

Männer haben weniger Tränenmenge

Mythologie: Pferd. entstanden aus Tränen Shivas

Alan V. Schmukler: Stye (= “Hordeolum”) an infection of the oil glands in the eyelid. They ordinarily drain and heal by themselves and it is best not to squeeze them. A warm compress (black tea) several times daily will assist the draining process.

Puls.: beginning stage. Staph.: if Pulsatilla fails or the stye leaves a hard nodule after healing.

Conjunctivitis: commonly called pink eye, is an inflammation of the mucous membrane that lines the eyelids and covers the white portion of the eye. Symptoms of pink eye include redness, swelling, itching, and pus in the membrane.

Conjunctivitis, commonly called pink eye, is an inflammation of the mucous membrane that lines the eyelids and covers the white portion of the eye.

Symptoms of pink eye include redness, swelling, itching, and pus in the membrane. This condition may be caused by contact lens solution, allergy, bacteria, virus, smoke, dust, Reiter’s syndrome in men, or chemical irritants such as chlorine, smog, or those found in makeup. Pink eye is highly contagious when the cause is a virus and is spread in the same manner that common cold is. If not treated, the condition can leads to bronchitis or pneumonia because of drip-page from the eye into the nasal passages and down the throat.

Deficiency of vitamin A, vitamin B6 or riboflavin may cause pink eye symptoms. The diet should be adequate in these nutrients to help prevent the condition. Certain forms of pink eye are the result of calcium deficiency. In addition, meals should include those foods that inhibit inflammation.

Typical symptoms: reddened eyes and sticky eyelids in the morning due to increased secretion/swelling of the eyelid, which will appear partially closed (pseudoptosis). Foreign- body sensation, a sensation of pressure, and burning sensation usually present. Intense itching suggests an allergic reaction. Photophobia and lachrymation may be present.

Lymphocytes are predominant in stained smears of conjunctival scrapings if conjunctivitis is caused by a virus. Polymorphonuclear cells (neutrophils) predominate if conjunctivitis is due to bacteria; eosinophils, if it is allergy related. Culture and sensitivity tests indentify the causative bacterial organisms and indicate appropriate antibiotic therapy.

May be contagious for several weeks after onset/treatment should prevent transmission.

To prevent conjunctivitis from occurring or recurring, teach your patient to practice good hygiene. Encourage the following prevention tips.

Practice good hygiene

Use cosmetic carefully/don’t share them/replace eye cosmetic regularly.

Keep contact lenses clean

Avoid contact with contagious people

Acon.: Conjunctivitis caused by a foreign body in the eye. Sulphur is indicated in conjunctivitis from irritation of foreign bodies when Aconite fails. Inflammatory affections of the eyes from exposure to dry cold winds.

Heat and burning in the eye; eye feels as if full of sand, SENsitive. The pains are so intense that the patient wishes to die; he declares that he cannot stand them. < affected part oved or touched.

From cold, injury, dust, surgical operations; scrofulous inflammation with enlarged glands. Symptoms sudden, acute with red eyes and swollen eyelids. Eyes dry and hot and there is a feeling of sand in them. The victim is restless and anxious and feels he is going to die. Unquenchable thirst for cold water.

Alum-sil.: Pain in the eyes; burning in the evening as from smoke, Inflammation in the open air with itching, Burning in the lids and in the canthi, Pain in the eyes as from sand

Apis.: Swelling of the lids with stinging, shooting pain and photophobia

Arg-n.: Severe conjunctivitis, the inner corners looking especially red. Profuse, pus-like discharge from the eyes. Tired, aching feeling in the eyes which lessens on tightly closing the lids or applying cold compresses. A craving for sweets and an apprehensive nature causing diarrhoea.

Profuse, purulent discharge; cornea opaque, lids sore, thick, swollen and uncreated; agglutinated in morning. The canthi are red as blood. Mucus obstructs the vision unless frequently wiped off. Catarrhal, ulcerative; opacities of cornea. > cold application

[Dr. M.L. Tyler]

Bac.: almost specific for ulceration of cornea in children.

Bell.: head remedy for pink eye, when eyes are blood-shot and very red. Much inflamed and painful. Sudden and severe conjunctivitis. Eyes and face appear red. Throbbing pain and burning in the eyes and the pupils are abnormally large or dilated.

Euphr.: Acute conjunctivitis with redness and itching of the eyes. Tears flow out constantly, are acrid, causing burning of the eyes + nose waters and is bland or non-burning. Warm applications to the eyes < the problem.

Hepar.: has remarkable action over pink eye symptoms specially when there is Inflammation of the eyes with offensive thick, purulent discharge. Ulcers of the cornea with bloody, offensive discharge

Kreos.: Inflamed and red eyes bleed easily.

Rhus-t.: Thick purulent discharge. Profuse hot lachrymation, Restless, < about midnight

Chel.: [trockenen, müden Augen (+ Ruta) in Chelidonium comp. wa/regt natürliche Tränenproduktion an/belebt überanstrengte Augen]

Chrysolith comp. w bei Degeneration der Netzhaut/überanstrengte Augen/Lichtempfindlichkeit; mit Chrysolith-Salbe Augenumgebung einreiben + Verreibung einnehmen.

Dioptas-Augentropfen: w Behandlung von müden und gereizten Augen; Migräne mit Sehstörungen und Augenmuskelkrämpfen (Kupfer entkrampft).

Euphr.: = Arn. der Augen (wa Euphrasia Augentropfen/brennende, gerötete Augen)

“Pink eye (conjunctivitis)”: Bathe exterior of eye with Hydr. 30 (2 pillules dissolved in 20 mls of boiled, cooled water).

[Prof Dr S S Rahman]

1. Blindness due to nervous weakness – SANTONINUM 30.

2. Capillary Haemangioma in Lateral Orbit Area - ACIDUM FLUORICUM 200.

3. Haemorrhage in both left and right eyes - CROTALUS HORRIDUS 200.

4. Congenital Cataract in Both Eyes - BARYTA CARBONICA 200.

5. Glaucoma in early stage - GELSEMIUM 200.

[Dr. John L. Moffat]

Lach.: absorbing intraocular haemorrhages (anterior chamber/vitreous/retina/choroid). Sleeps into aggravation. < l. side/tight clothing (around the neck)/heat/light touch.

Crot-h.: intraocular hemorrhages into the vitreous, but particularly non-inflammatory retinal hemorrhages.

[Dr. M.L. Tyler]

We have found Bacillinum almost specific for ulceration of cornea in children.

[Drs. Allen and Norton]

Several cases of cataract have been arrested in their progress by Causticum and the sight even improved, before they were rapidly going on to complete blindness.

[E.A. Farrrington]

Rhus-t. Orbital Cellulitis (= Acute infection of tissues surrounding the eye: eyelids, eyebrow, cheek)/be given in cases in which the symptoms indicate no other remedy.

Merc-c.: Syphilitic Iritis/if the symptoms of the case do not point to some other drug as the remedy, you should give it in this disease.

[John H.Clarke]

Detachment of the Retina

Recent: 1) Apis 6c every 2 - 4 hours

2) Gelsemium 1c, every 2 - 4hours.

Afterwards, Aur-mur. 3x, every 2 hours.

[C.E. Fisher]

Calc-s.: = Hep-ähnlich and more intensely and deeply/often useful after Hep. has ceased to act. For inflammations and suppurations; for effects of blows, etc. For the eye, after an injury by a splinter, like Acon. Sil. and Symph. For otitis, after a blow on the ear. The pus discharged is thick yellow, as is also the nasal discharge.

Watering of the eyes:

The commonest causes may be roughly classified as follows:

1. Local causes: The commonest of them are the diseases affecting the epithelial coating of the surface of the eyeball and the lids known as conjunctiva, the nature of which may be -

a. Bacterial infection in its early stages.

b. Irritation by foreign bodies falling on it incl. dust/insects/coal particles/wooden and metallic particles, etc.

c. Exposure to smokes, fumes of acids and alkalies and other forms of gaseous emanations.

d. Glare from light falling directly or lights reflected from snow, glaciers, etc.

2. Reflex or referred causes: The sensory nerve supply of the eye is from ophthalmic division of the trigeminal nerve, whose branches besides the eye, also supply the teeth of both upper and lower jaw

by its maxillary and mandibular division. It also supplies branches to the supraorbital region, face and nose. Thus any trouble involving any one of these branches reflexly causes irritation and as a

consequence watering of the eyes. The trochlear nerve supplying the lachrymal glands if stimulated reflexly by any psychic conditions such as extreme sorrow or extreme joy, etc.

All diseases of the cornea, iris, retina and optic nerve cause reflex irritation and watering of the eyes.

3. Refractive causes: Ordinarily the power of the ciliary muscles involved in accommodation to see objects at different distances are available without producing any ocular symptoms, but in any abnormal conditions of