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How would you rep. a throbbing headache that has settled over the L eye
and has the following sensation?

"L eyelid is swollen and it touches the eyeball. My eye feels to big
for its socket".

Thanks,
Tamara

From SENSATIONS AS IF (Roberts)

Swollen, eyelids were: Arum t, Corc, Cyc, lact, stram, sumb, tarax, Thuja.

Swollen, eyelids were, but they were not: Carb s., Sac Lac

(Interesting, he is giving Sac Lac as a prescription here....)

Swollen, eyes were: Ant. T, Dign, Op.

Swollen, eyes were during one sided headaches: Arg. N

Swollen, eyes were enormously: Bell.

Swollen, left eye were: Rhus t

Swollen, eyeball were and too large for socket: SPIG
I hope this helps...
Sara

"Tamara Der-Ohanian" wrote:
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You need to know where the headache begins so you can use the 'extension to
left eye' rubric.

To this you would add 'left eye lid swollen' + 'enlargement of eye,
sensation of' and then study the remedies that come through all rubrics.
Pretty straightforward really

Best, Joy

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on 3/9/04 9:15 pm, Tamara Der-Ohanian at homeopathy@sympatico.ca wrote:

How would you rep. a throbbing headache that has settled over the L eye
and has the following sensation?

"L eyelid is swollen and it touches the eyeball. My eye feels to big
for its socket".

Thanks,
Tamara
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Thanks Sara; The sac lac part is interesting! I have had patients
who've manifested symptoms from it. Tamara

Sara Klein Ridgley, Ph.D. wrote:
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Rule out glaucoma via eye doctor.
U can do a basic screen for glaucoma yourself:
- have her close eyes
- look toward right and downward (eyes still closed)
-press on eyeball thru lid
-reverse direction for other eye and compare
The eye should give a little - feel like a firm grape
If it's hard, send her to an opthalmologist for medicine drops or, at
least warn the patient
of the possibility of glaucoma
Do I think you can cure glaucoma with homeopathy? Yes, but
1-let the patient make that choice and
2-you need to for liability purposes as the consequences are blimdness.
Alleopathic drugs do 'not' cure glaucoma but can prevent blindness while
still seeking a
homeopathic cure.
Grace & Peace

On Fri, 03 Sep 2004 13:15:16 -0700 Tamara Der-Ohanian
writes:
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Thank you. I will inform the patient of this possibility. I already
took the case on the phone, as the patient could not come to me. Before
anyone gets offended, I want to say that this is a patient I have seen
many times and treated successfully. I would not do a first consult on
the phone.
Tamara

howard a asinoff wrote:
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