INTERSTITIAL KERATITIS (Cornea becomes thick and hazy without ulceration) - Homeopathic Guide

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INTERSTITIAL KERATITIS (Cornea becomes thick and hazy without ulceration)


Merc. Sol: Intense pain in cornea with acrid tears.

Hepar Sulph: Sensitiveness of the eyes to touch and light. Discharge of thick yellow matter. Opacity near large areas of corneal tissues.

Natrum Mur: Syphilitic keratitis. Pain of dull aching character of the entire orbit.

Nitric Acid: Syphilitic keratitis with nightly aching pain. Profuse acid tears, dense opacity and tendency to superficial ulceration.