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Euphrasia Officinalis

Euphrasia officinalis
EUPHR · 19 entries across 19 books
Euphrasia Officinalis
PreparationTincture of whole plant. Clarke
3X–6X
Third to sixth potencyDose · Boericke

Reason for use

General tendency to catarrhal inflammation of mucous membranes, particularly of the eyes and nose.

General aggravation of the symptoms in the evening ; relief from coffee.

The full T. F. Allen text, by section

Head

Bruised dull headache towards evening, with coryza.

Headache, with blinding of the eyes from sunlight ; head feels as though it would burst.

Eyes

Inflammation, with discharge of mucus and tears, somewhat acrid, causing biting of the lids.

The cornea feels covered with mucus ; must frequently wink to clear the vision.

Smarting as from sand.

Swelling and burning, especially of the lower lid.

Photophobia.

Clinical

Conjunctivitis ; catarrhal, with free discharge of acrid matter, which makes the lids sore on the margins.

Tendency to accumulation of sticky mucus on the cornea, which necessitates frequent winking.

Inflammation of the eyes and nose generally associated.

Nose

Profuse fluent coryza in the morning, with much coughing and expectoration.

Constant sneezing.

Discharge from the nose rather watery, not excoriating.

Respiratory organs :

Cough, caused by irritation in the larynx, during the day, not at night ; generally with profuse expectoration of mucus, which is rather difficult to loosen, with difficult breathing.

In the morning profuse expectoration, even on hawking.

Sleep

Unusual yawning, even when walking in the open air.

Great sleepiness during the day, but after midnight wakes frequently until morning, when he falls into a heavy sleep.

Fever

General coldness and chilliness.

Sweat mostly on the chest at night during sleep.

Complete text of the Euphrasia Officinalis entry in T. F. Allen - A Primer of Materia Medica; origin and preparation from Clarke. Historical text from the classical materia medica (1828–1950). Not medical advice, and not a claim that any remedy works.
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19 entries across 19 books · abbreviations: EUPHR · Family: Scrophulariaceae

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1 Boericke

EUPHRASIA OFFICINALIS · William Boericke · 2,312 chars

2 Kent

Euphrasia · James Tyler Kent · 4,930 chars

3 Clarke

Euphrasia · John Henry Clarke · 8,322 chars

4 Hering

Euphrasia · Constantine Hering · 24,823 chars

5 Allen

Euphrasia · Henry C. Allen · 1,207 chars

6 Nash

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7 Hering

EUPHRASIA · Constantine Hering · 5,215 chars

9 Farrington

Euphrasia Officinalis · Ernest Albert Farrington · 4,386 chars

10 Lippe

Euphrasia officinalis · Adolph zur Lippe · 4,084 chars

11 Dunham

Euphrasia Officinalis · Carroll Dunham · 8,778 chars

12 Hahnemann

Euphrasia Officinalis · Samuel Hahnemann · 11,577 chars

14 T. F. Allen

EUPHRASIA · Timothy Field Allen · 22,980 chars

16 Guernsey

EUPHRASIA · Henry Newell Guernsey · 618 chars

17 Cowperthwaite

EUPHRASIA · Allen Corson Cowperthwaite · 3,133 chars

18 Dewey

Euphrasia · Willis Alonzo Dewey · 808 chars

20 Hempel

Euphrasia Officinalis · Charles Julius Hempel · 9,422 chars

22 Roberts

Euphrasia officinalis · Herbert Alfred Roberts · 1,514 chars

23 T. F. Allen · shown above

EUPHRASIA · Timothy Field Allen · 1,582 chars

33 Gladstone Clarke

Euphrasia · A. Gladstone Clarke · 864 chars

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