Keratitis

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Clinic

  • Keratitis is an entity belongs to eye entities in which eye's cornea becomes inflamed.
  • It has two types, Acute and Chronic
  • Acute epithelial keratitis, Nummular keratitis, Interstitial keratitis and Disciform keratitis are acute forms
  • Neurotrophic keratitis and Mucous plaque keratitis are chronic
  • Clinical forms are Superficial punctate keratitis and Ulcerative keratitis

Sign / Symptoms

Causes

Viral Miasms

Inflammation of eye's cornea which leads to
  • Painful red eye
  • Impaired eyesight
  • Photophobia
  • Sand/ Gritty sensation
  • Bacterial: Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa
  • Fungal: Aspergillus fumigatus and Candida albicans
  • Amoebic: Acanthamoebic keratitis
  • Parasitic: Onchocercal keratitis
  • Environmental aetiology: Exposure keratitis, Photokeratitis and Contact lens acute red eye (CLARE)

Remedies

Modalities
Red, Congested Eyes

Bell

  • Pressing or sharp pain may be felt in the eyes.
  • Pain may radiate from eyes to the back of the head.
  • He feels heat in the eyes.
  • Dimness of sight and obscured vision
  • Gritty sensation, as of sand particles are present in the in eyes
  • Eye pain agfrg om movement
  • Intolerance to light.
Pain in Eyes

Apis

  • Stinging, tearing, lancinating or shooting Pain
  • Eye pain is sore, pressing, tensive or boring. (Maybe)
  • Burning and smarting sensation in the eyes
  • Cornea becomes thick and may have dark, smoky, greyish spots on it.
  • Eyes look bright red, weakness of vision, a sensation of fullness in eyes
  • Hot, scalding discharge from the eyes
  • Sensitivity to light + Headache,
  • Eye pain agg from exposure to light
Burning Pain in Eyes

Ars

  • Pains appear suddenly and
  • Copious discharge of an acrid, hot
  • Pulsations and throbbing in the eyes, along with weakness and dimness of sight.
  • Ulcers on the outer side of the cornea.
  • Prickling needle-like pains
  • Pain agg during the night
  • Sensitivity to light
Profuse lachrymation

Euphr

  • Lachrymation is burning, smarting and excoriating
  • Vision gets dimmed
  • Peculiar sensation of having dust, hair or sand in the eyes
  • Kerato-iritis that develops after injuries and surgical operations
  • Stitching pains in eyes, acrid lachrymation, and intense photophobia.
  • Cornea is ulcerated with large quantities of thick, clear mucus.
  • The border of the cornea is surrounded by a small superficial ulcer.
  • Eye pain agg by daylight
Blurred Vision due to Keratitis

Phos

  • Dull pain in the eyes along with dim vision.
  • Sensation as if everything is covered with a mist
  • Pressing or burning pain in the eyes.
  • Sensitivity to light
  • Feeling of sand in the eye amel by rubbing
Photophobia

Calc

  • Photophobia is mostly agg in the morning upon rising and in the evening.
  • Stinging pain in the eyes.
  • Sticking of the eyelids together in the morning, dimness of vision
  • Pressure / Tearing / Stitching pain in the eyes,
  • Excessive lachrymation in the morning
  • Pustules on the cornea with lachrymation and excessive photophobia
  • Pain agg in the evening
  • Lachrymation agg in open air
Eye Discharge

Puls

  • Burning and itching in the eyes, a need to rub the eyes,
  • Oversensitivity to light with stitching pain in the eyes
  • Pustule formation on the cornea with ,
  • Pain in the eyes, and watering of eyes
  • Marked sticking of eyelids in morning
  • Excessive photophobia
Pain in the Eyes due to Keratitis

Merc

  • Congestion and pain in the eyes in cases of keratitis.
  • Sensation of heat in the in eyes with watering.
  • The vision may become weak and dim.
  • The cornea becomes red and is surrounded by a puffy swelling.
  • There is usually a
  • Pain present both during the day and night
  • Burning sensation agg in open air.
Due to Cornea Injury

Arn

  • Arnica and Calendula both are natural homeopathic remedies made from plants.

Arnica is prepared from the root of a plant Arnica Montana, which is commonly known as Leopard’s Bane.

Calen

  • Keratitis that follows a scratch or abrasion of the cornea.
  • They help reduce inflammation of the eye and heal the injury quickly.
Advanced Keratitis + Corneal Ulcer

Hep

  • Red, vascular, elevated ulcer at the margin of the cornea.
  • Discharge of purulent mucus from the ulcer.
  • Photophobia, redness, and pain in the eyes that extends to the side of the head
  • Burning, pressing pain agg from exposure to a draught of air

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