Answer to FIND THE REMEDY'S NAME(183)
Posted: Sat May 29, 2004 7:19 am
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Characteristics. Albuminous, scanty, high colored, smoky, urine, with dull pains or burning in the region of the kidneys, the pain may extend from the kidney down through the ureter.
Clinical. Excessive pain in or over the eye, from dull, grumbling, aching, beating, sore, to severe sharp, darting, as if it would almost drive the patient crazy - involves the ball and is agg. over and around the eyes, through to corresponding side of occiput, often following supraorbital nerve, always agg. night; sometimes paroxysms are agg. 1 to Three AM Corresponding side of face is flushed. Conjunctival injection variable (moderate or excessive); there may be chemosis, and even infiltration of orbital cellular tissue. Intense pain with rheumatic iritis, episcleritis, or
ciliary neuralgia. Deep ciliary injection swelling of lids, photophobia, lacrimation; contracted pupil dilates slowly, regularly diminished, is changeable within a short time; ball sensitive to touch.
Clinical. In a comparatively rare form of ciliary neuralgia, with acute conjunctivitis, XXXXXX is the remedy most frequently indicated. The injection of the conjunctiva is variable, sometimes being excessive and again very moderate, amounting to hardly more than a simple hyperaemia, but at no time commensurate with the severity of the pain. The redness is usually dark, especially in the later stages, though during the height of the inflammation may be bright. There may be chemosis and even infiltration into the cellular tissue of the orbit. Deep ciliary injection, swelling
of the lids, photophobia and lachrymation may be present. The pupil is contracted, but dilates regularly, though slowly, under Atropine. The tension is changeable even within a short time, though is more frequently diminished than otherwise. The eyeball is sensitive to touch. The pain is excessive and always present; varies in character from a dull, "grumbling," aching, beating, sore pain to a severe, sharp, darting pain seeming as if it would almost drive the patient crazy; not only involves the eyeball, but is especially severe over and around the eye, extending through to
occiput on corresponding side of the head, often following the course of the supra - orbital nerve; is always worse at night, and is frequently accompanied by severe paroxysms, particularly in the early morning hours (1 to three AM). The corresponding side of the face is flushed. General disturbances will accompany the above, especially scanty and high - colored urine, with pain in the back, which is always present when XXXXX is indicated. (Compare Amyl nitrite.)
A man, about 40 years of age, has been suffering from episcleritis in the left eye for over three weeks. The eye was very red, especially at inner side of the cornea, where there was a hard, bluish - red elevation. The pain in the eye and corresponding side of the head was intense day and night. The pupil reacted well. The urine was very dark. Atropine and various remedies of both schools had failed to relieve. XXXXX 1, relieved the pain in a few hours and a complete cure resulted in less than a week.
This remedy, first employed in iritis by Dr. Liebold, has proved a valuable remedy, especially in rheumatic iritis. The pains will be intense and the characteristic urinary symptoms - frequent desire, pressure and pain in the kidneys, burning in the urethra and dark urine - will be present. Also called for if there is a suppression of habitual perspiration of the feet.
Characteristics. Albuminous, scanty, high colored, smoky, urine, with dull pains or burning in the region of the kidneys, the pain may extend from the kidney down through the ureter.
Clinical. Excessive pain in or over the eye, from dull, grumbling, aching, beating, sore, to severe sharp, darting, as if it would almost drive the patient crazy - involves the ball and is agg. over and around the eyes, through to corresponding side of occiput, often following supraorbital nerve, always agg. night; sometimes paroxysms are agg. 1 to Three AM Corresponding side of face is flushed. Conjunctival injection variable (moderate or excessive); there may be chemosis, and even infiltration of orbital cellular tissue. Intense pain with rheumatic iritis, episcleritis, or
ciliary neuralgia. Deep ciliary injection swelling of lids, photophobia, lacrimation; contracted pupil dilates slowly, regularly diminished, is changeable within a short time; ball sensitive to touch.
Clinical. In a comparatively rare form of ciliary neuralgia, with acute conjunctivitis, XXXXXX is the remedy most frequently indicated. The injection of the conjunctiva is variable, sometimes being excessive and again very moderate, amounting to hardly more than a simple hyperaemia, but at no time commensurate with the severity of the pain. The redness is usually dark, especially in the later stages, though during the height of the inflammation may be bright. There may be chemosis and even infiltration into the cellular tissue of the orbit. Deep ciliary injection, swelling
of the lids, photophobia and lachrymation may be present. The pupil is contracted, but dilates regularly, though slowly, under Atropine. The tension is changeable even within a short time, though is more frequently diminished than otherwise. The eyeball is sensitive to touch. The pain is excessive and always present; varies in character from a dull, "grumbling," aching, beating, sore pain to a severe, sharp, darting pain seeming as if it would almost drive the patient crazy; not only involves the eyeball, but is especially severe over and around the eye, extending through to
occiput on corresponding side of the head, often following the course of the supra - orbital nerve; is always worse at night, and is frequently accompanied by severe paroxysms, particularly in the early morning hours (1 to three AM). The corresponding side of the face is flushed. General disturbances will accompany the above, especially scanty and high - colored urine, with pain in the back, which is always present when XXXXX is indicated. (Compare Amyl nitrite.)
A man, about 40 years of age, has been suffering from episcleritis in the left eye for over three weeks. The eye was very red, especially at inner side of the cornea, where there was a hard, bluish - red elevation. The pain in the eye and corresponding side of the head was intense day and night. The pupil reacted well. The urine was very dark. Atropine and various remedies of both schools had failed to relieve. XXXXX 1, relieved the pain in a few hours and a complete cure resulted in less than a week.
This remedy, first employed in iritis by Dr. Liebold, has proved a valuable remedy, especially in rheumatic iritis. The pains will be intense and the characteristic urinary symptoms - frequent desire, pressure and pain in the kidneys, burning in the urethra and dark urine - will be present. Also called for if there is a suppression of habitual perspiration of the feet.