Pterygium
It is a vascular,triangular thickening of a portion of the conjunctiva with its apex resting on the edge of the cornea.The most frequent location of a pterygium is over the internal rectal muscle.Pterygium grows very slowly and has a tendency to spread over the cornea,though rarely seen to grow beyond the center of pupil.
Constitutional treatment in homeopathy is quite satisfactory.
Symptoms/Problems |
Remedy |
Frequency(Doses) |
| Head remedy |
Zincum sulph.1M and above |
fortnightly(6) |
| If caused by exposure to cold and wet;chilly,fat and flabby patient |
Calcarea carb.200 or 1M |
weekly(6) |
| With scrofula and grandular enlargements |
Chimaphila 30 |
4 hourly |
| Smarting and stinging pain at inner canthus;profuse lachrymation and marked photophobia;worse in cold air and at night;better in warm room |
Zincum met.30 |
4 hourly |