Agaricus Agar
Squinting as a relic of former convulsions, with twitching and jerking in eyeballs; from clonic spasms, during which lids open and close rapidly.
Belladonna Bell
Strabismus due to spasmodic action of muscles or when the result of brain affections.
Cicuta Cic
Strabismus convergens in children, particularly when of a spasmodic nature or when caused by convulsions to which the child is subject.
Cina Cina
Squinting dependent upon worms; child has a pale, sickly look, blue rings around eyes; pain about navel, frequent urination, boring of nose, etc.
Cyclamen Cycl
Left eye drawn towards the inner canthus; obstinacy in wormy children, objects appear in a circle or turn up and down; vertigo, (>) in warm room; after unsuccessful operations, after convulsions or measles.
Gelsemium Gels
Strabismus dependent upon weakness of external rectus; ptosis.
Hyoscyamus Hyos
Squinting, spasmodic action of internal rectus; eyes distorted and protruding.
Jaborandi Jab
Strabismus convergens; periodic and resulting from spasm of the internal recti, also for rectum of squint after an operation.
Sepia Sep
Dullness of sight, also when writing; nocturnal enuresis during first sleep.
Spigelia Spig
Strabismus with worms, itching at the anus; chronic twitching of eyelids and great inclination to wink.
Stramonium Stram
Squinting from spasmodic action of eye-muscles; obscuration of vision, something the effect of a fright.
Sulphur Sulph
Nightly itching of skin; cutaneous eruptions; constipation.
Tabacum Tab
Exophthalmos in consequence of weakness of the recti muscles; pressive sensation in eyes when moving them.