Homeopathic Euphrasia officinalis

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Action of Medicine: This remedy is indicated in catarrhal conditions, especially of the mucous membrane of the eyes and nose. In acute catarrhal ophthalmia, in cases of traumatic conjunctivitis and in blepharitis. When the conjunctiva is red and congested, and a sensation of soreness or burning is present with photophobia and a profuse acrid lachrymation which bites and excoriates the eyelids. It is useful in acute colds and acute catarrhal fevers, where there is an acrid discharge from the eyes and a bland discharge from the nose. In the early stage of measles. Clinical: Allergies. Anus, prolapse. Blepharitis. Cataract. Colds. Colic. Conjunctivitis. Coryza. Cough. Eye, disorders. Glandular swellings. Granular, eyelids. Hay fever. Influenza. Iritis. Lachrymation. Lips, stiffness. Measles. Nasal, catarrh. Parotiditis. Phlyctenule. Pimples. Ptosis. Prostate gland, disorders. Scrofula. Staphyloma. Sycosis. References:Nature's Materia Medica by Robin murphy, A manual of materia medica, therapeutics and pharmacology by Blackwood, Alexander Leslie