Homeopathic treatment for Diplopia

Agaricus Muscarius

Itching in the eyes. Burning sensation in the internal corners of the eyelids, which are painful on being touched. Pressure in the eyes. Humor in the corners of the eyes, and agglutination of the lids. Twitching of the eyelids and eyeballs. The cleft of the eyelids growing narrower. Canthi itch, burn, are red stick together (lachrymal fistula). A viscid yellow pus glues the eyelids together. Weakness and confusion of vision, as from a mist before the eyes. Brownish spots (like flies) before the eyes. Black motes before the eyes. Myopia. Diplopia. Muscular asthenopia; nystagmus; squint. Vibrating specters.

Gelsemium sempervirens

Double vision. Disturbed muscular apparatus. Corrects blurring and discomfort in eyes even after accurately adjusted glasses. Vision blurred, smoky, Orbital neuralgia, with contraction and twitching of muscles. Eyes feel bruised. Drooping of the eyelids – heavy; can hardly open them or keep them open. Fulness and congestion of the eyelids; paralysis of the eyelids.

Diplopia – double vision controllable by the strength of the will, or when looking sideways, not when looking straight forward. Eyeballs oscillate laterally when using them. Double vision cannot tell which side of the street he is on. Diplopia and dim vision during pregnancy. Amaurosis from masturbation. Smoky appearance before the eyes, with pain above them. Detached retina. Dimness of sight, and vertigo. Cannot see anything (complete blindness). Sudden blindness. Pupils dilated. Aversion to light; more to candlelight. Confusion of sight; blindness; astigmatism.

Aurtum Metallicum

Extreme photophobia. Great soreness all about the eyes and into eyeballs. Diplopia; upper half of objects invisible. Feel tense. Sees fiery objects. Violent pains in bones around eye. Interstitial keratitis. Vascular cornea. Pains from without inward. Sticking pains inward. Trachoma with pannus.

Zincum Metallicum

Pressure on eyes. Pressive and lancinating tearing in eyes. Photophobia; dread of sunlight with watery eyes. Sensitive to light; brain affected. Burning and biting in eyes. Pterygium. Burning and inflammation of eyes and lids. Redness and inflammation of internal canthi, with suppuration. Dryness of eyes. Agglutination of lids at night, with pressing, sore feeling. Intense burning in eyes after surgery. Falling down and paralysis of upper eyelids. Pupils contracted. Luminous flakes before eyes when looking into the air (at the sky). On looking up felt giddy and saw showers of gold descending (cured with hysterical retention of urine. When looking up, a dark, diagonal line before eye, directed upwards about six feet in length. Diplopia. Strabismus developed. Amaurosis.

Hyoscyamus Niger

Pupils dilated, sparkling, fixed. Eyes open, but does not pay attention; downcast and dull, fixed. Strabismus. Spasmodic closing of lids. Diplopia. Objects have colored borders.

Arnica Montana

Pain, like excoriation, in the eyes and in the eyelids, with difficulty in moving them. Red, inflamed eyes. Inflammation of the eyes with suggillation after mechanical injuries. Burning in the eyes and flowing of burning tears. Eyelids swollen, and with ecchymosis. Pupils contracted. Eyes dull, cloudy, and downcast. Eyes prominent, or half open. Fixed, anxious look. Obscuration of vision.

Belladonna

Heat and burning in the eyes, or pressure as from sand. Aching in the eyes and the sockets. Sensation of weight in the eyelids, eyelids close involuntarily, paralysis. Quivering in the eyelids. Ectropium. Paralysis of the optic nerve. Shooting in the eyes and in the corners, with itching. Eyes red, brilliant, and convulsed, or fixed, sparkling, and prominent, or dull and turbid. Congestion of blood to the eyes, and redness of the veins. Look fixed, furious, and wavering. Look wild, unsteady, wavering. Spasms and convulsive movements of the eyes. Eyelids wide open. Inflammation of the eyes, with injection of the veins and redness of the conjunctiva and of the sclerotic. Distension of the sclerotic. Inflammatory swelling and suppuration of the lachrymal aperture. Softening of the sclerotic. Spots and ulcers on the cornea. Medullary fungus in the eye. Swelling and inversion of the eyelids.

Yellowish color of the sclerotic. Ecchymosis, with hemorrhage. Sensation of burning dryness in the eyes; or flow of acrid and (salt) corrosive tears. Pupils immovable and generally dilated, but sometimes co tracked. Agglutination (nocturnal) of the eyelids. Desire for light, or photophobia, with convulsive movements of the eyes when the light strikes them. Distortion, spasms, and convulsions of the eyes. Momentary blindness. Confused and weak sight, or obscuration and entire loss of sight. Blindness at night (moon-blindness). Presbyopia. Mist, flames, and sparks, before the eyes. Diffusion of the light of candles, which appear to be surrounded by a colored halo. White stars and silvery clouds before the eyes, esp. on looking at the ceiling of the room. Diplopia – objects appear double or reversed, or of a red color. Trembling and sparkling of the letters when reading.

Natrum Muriaticum

Itching, shootings, smarting, and burning in eyes. Inflammation of eyes. Corrosive lachrymation (morning). Frequent lachrymation. Pus in external canthi. Nocturnal agglutination of eyes. Eyelids continually red and ulcerated. Inflammation of eyes with ulcerated lids and glutinous mucus in (external) canthi. Spasmodic closing of lids. Eyes give out on using them. Headache associated with eyestrain, headache on waking. Feeling as if balls were too large and compressed. Sensation of sand in eyes, mornings. Cloudiness of sight when stooping, walking, on reading and writing. Sight confused, as from down before eyes, or looking through a veil. Letters appear confused, when reading. Diplopia. Hemiopia (perpendicular). Presbyopia. Weakness of sight, as from incipient amaurosis. Black specks, luminous marks, and sparks before eyes. Fiery, zigzag appearance around all things. Affections of r. eye; angles of eyes; momentary loss of sight. Myopia.

Phytolacca Decandra

Eyes staring. Blue round eyes. Eyes sunk deep in sockets with livid circles. Sclerotic dark yellow. Sharp pain through ball of eye on reading or writing. Dull aching in eyes. Pressure around eyes. Circum-orbital pains in syphilitic ophthalmia. Pan ophthalmitis. Aching along lower half orbit. Orbital cellulitis. Lids granulated; tarsal edges feel scalded, hot, raw. Burning and smarting sensation, feeling of sand in eyes and lids, with profuse lachrymation and coryza. Reddish-blue swelling of lids. Fistula lachrymal. Lids burning. Lupus, epithelioma. Pupils: contracted – tetanus; much dilated. Photophobia. Motion of one eye independent of that of the other. Diplopia with giddiness and headache. Objects quintupled. Far-sighted.

Pulsatilla

Affections in general appearing on the cornea; margins of the eyelids; dim-sightedness, with a sensation as though there were something over the eye which the patient wishes to rub away; amaurosis; cataract. Pain in eyes as if scratched with a knife. Burning sensation, pressive pain as by sand; or sharp or shooting pain in eyes, or else boring and incisive pain. Burning itching in eyes. Inflammation in eyes and margins of lids (and meibomian glands), with redness of the sclerotic and conjunctiva, and copious secretion of thick mucus nightly agglutination. Swelling and redness. Trichiasis in eyelid. Styes. Crystalline lens clouded and of a greyish color. Stye with inflammation of sclerotic, and tensive drawing pains on moving the muscles of the face.

Acrid and corrosive tears. Amaurosis; paralysis of optic nerve. Look fixed and stupid. Dimness of sight. Cloudiness of eyes and loss of sight, loss of sight in twilight, with sensation as if eyes were covered with a band, sight confused, as if directed through a mist, or as if caused by something removable by rubbing. Incipient cataract. Diplopia. Luminous circles before eyes. Photophobia, which causes lancinating pains.

Psytostigma Venenosum

Night-blindness; photophobia; contraction of pupils; twitching of ocular muscles. Lagophthalmos. Muscae volitantes; flashes of light; partial blindness. Glaucoma; paresis of accommodation; astigmatism. Profuse lachrymation. Spasm of ciliary muscles, with irritability after using eyes. Increasing myopia. Diplopia. Post-diphtheritic paralysis of eye and accommodation muscles.

Bothrops

Amaurosis; blindness from hemorrhage into retina. Hemeralopia, day blindness. Conjunctival hemorrhage. Diplopia.

Syphilinum

Chronic, recurrent, phlyctenule inflammation of cornea; successive crops of phlyctenule and abrasions of epithelial layer of cornea; photophobia intense, lachrymation profuse. Diplopia. Lids swollen; pain intense at night; ptosis. Tubercular iritis. Diplopia; one image seen below the other. Feeling of cold air blowing on eye.

Causticum

Cataract with motor disturbances. Inflammation of eyelids; ulceration. Sparks and dark spots before eyes Ptosis. Diplopia. Vision impaired, as if film were before eyes. Paralysis of ocular muscles after exposure to cold.