wandering eye

[Joy Lucas]

Dear Vera, to try and answer your points...

I personally find it hard to understand how Bar carb is in the
'defiant' rubric because they are so timid and dependent. Even when
they think they are being laughed at or put down they tend to retreat
and hide rather than stand defiant.

Can you say where the agaricus 'overwhelmed by some heavy duty father
figure' comes from. It does have delusions about being diminished and
also delusion about having to confess their sins at the gate of hell
and contrary to that there is also delusion he is a great person. I see
this more as the oscillating features you find in Agaricus - a mixture
of self willed defiance and indifference. The self willed state is one
of defiance and usually defiance takes some degree of fearlessness.
They really do crazy things and because they 'have' to do them they
will do them without your knowledge, hence the secretive behaviour.

The deception issue is also interesting. In Baryta carb I would read
this again as a 'hiding' - they really do hide behind their hands and
peek a look at you but not out of deception but because they are
scared. They adopt this stance out of safety because they have been put
down so much, it is a protection.

I could sort of imagine how they might (when they feel they can) try to
be defiant as a way of taking the opportunity when they feel strong but
they go over the top but not in a deceptive way, say like the spider
rx. Can you say more about how you see the deception?

Agaricus is quite a mixture of temperature modalities. Being one of the
top rx for chilblains you can see how they might be chilly but burning
at the same time - so you might see both a poor circulation that allows
for chilblains to develop but then I have known Agaricus to be so
burning hot they arrive on a really cold day with few clothes on. So
quite a mixture re temperatures.

Hope useful, best wishes, Joy
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[indu masoor]

Dear Vera,
Very interesting discussion is going on ,this wandering Eye.I thought I would mention a case of boy with this Wandering Eye problem.This wandering eye ,I understand "NYSTAGMUS".This case was reffered to me by another Homoeopath .This boy was treated by different schools of homoeopaths.As in your case of girl,this boy's parents were preffering homoeopathy to surgery as it was not sure procedure. Other homoeopaths had tried different medicines on basis of their perceived totality.
I looked heriditary point of view.Both grand fathers were Diabetic.I decided on CARCINOSIN .I repeated once in 2 months,first day 200th and next day1M then wait for 2 month,if improve ment is there wait further other wise repeat.After 3 repeations boy's eye was perfectly normal .Now he is not on any medicines but Eyes are normal.
Well, this prescription many on list may not like but certainly better than surgery.
So I sugest after exhausting all discussions and prescriptions ,if girl does not improve Consider Carcinosin as above, before refering to surgery.
With Good Wishes
Ramachandra,
Hyderabad,INDIA

VR VR wrote:
I have a case - a 5-year-old girl - who has in general been responding very well to Bar-C. However, she has a wandering eye, which so far has not improved with the Bar-C. She has recently got ringworm (small patch on her chest, probably caught from stray cats), and when I looked up both symptoms found Nat-M strongly represented. The Bar-C is present in the ringworm as well, just not at all in the eye symptom. The Bar-C also suits the totality of the case much more, so in the meantime the plan is to continue with Bar-C, repeating more and moving up gradually in potency.

I'd like to know though - has anyone seen treatment of wandering eye succeed so that the patient would not need surgery? Does anyone know of exercises that can be done with the child for this purpose to support the homeopathic treatment? Is the Bates method relevant here?

In addition - is there any connection between Bar-C and Nat-M? I'm wondering whether Nat-M may be the next remedy, but the Bar-C is so prominent at this stage in everything apart from the eye problem that I don't want to move off it unless something else is as clearly indicated.

Thanks as always for your input,

Vera

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[VR VR]

Thanks Ramachandra, it's helpful to hear of a case with clear improvement in this condition by using a homeopathic remedy. So far I've been working with low potencies and LMs, but I will consider your suggestion. It will be very interesting if the Bar-C can impact on the wandering eye, even though it's not a symptom that I've found connected to the remedy. In terms of the heredity, I'm not sure the Carcinosin would be there, but possibly Syphillinum or another syphilitic remedy would be.
Regards,
Vera
indu masoor wrote:
Dear Vera,
Very interesting discussion is going on ,this wandering Eye.I thought I would mention a case of boy with this Wandering Eye problem.This wandering eye ,I understand "NYSTAGMUS".This case was reffered to me by another Homoeopath .This boy was treated by different schools of homoeopaths.As in your case of girl,this boy's parents were preffering homoeopathy to surgery as it was not sure procedure. Other homoeopaths had tried different medicines on basis of their perceived totality.

I looked heriditary point of view.Both grand fathers were Diabetic.I decided on CARCINOSIN .I repeated once in 2 months,first day 200th and next day1M then wait for 2 month,if improve ment is there wait further other wise repeat.After 3 repeations boy's eye was perfectly normal .Now he is not on any medicines but Eyes are normal.

Well, this prescription many on list may not like but certainly better than surgery.

So I sugest after exhausting all discussions and prescriptions ,if girl does not improve Consider Carcinosin as above, before refering to surgery.

With Good Wishes

Ramachandra,
Hyderabad,INDIA
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