Calcium Sulphide. — Suppurative affec-
tions, boils, styes. Dose: Of the ^*, 2 grains
every 2 hours.
Sp. Med. Macrotys. — Muscular soreness
over eyes, eye-strain pain with feeling of
stiffness in ocular muscles. Dose: One-half
to 2 drops every 2 hours.
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Sp. Med. Qelseninm. — Pain in eye and
frontal region, general headache, ciliary in-
jection, general arterial excitement; ambly-
opia. Dose: One-third to i drop every 2
hours.
Sp. Med. Nux. — ^Atrophy of optic nerve;
alcoholic or tobacco amblyopia, combined
with dilute phosphoric acid; nervous affec-
tions of lids. Dose: One-t<^nth to J drop
every 3 hours.
Sp. Hed. Jaborandi. — Eheumatic iritis ; to-
bacco and alcoholic amblyopia; to absorb
inflammatory product and adhesions. Dose:
Three to ten drops every 2 to 3 hours.
Potassiiim Iodide. — Specific diseases of
eye; syphilitic iritis. Dose: Five to 20 grains
every 3 to 4 hours.
Sp. Med. Pulsatilla.^Visual disturbances
due to hysterical conditions or sexual de-
rangement; styes. Dose: One-half to 1 drop
every 2 hours.
Sp. Med. Khus. Tox. — Palpebral oedema
with marked redness; pains in globe of eye
aggravated by warmth and motion ; catarrhal
ophthalmia, with burning lachrymation and
with sensation of sand in eye; sharp pains
in left eye. Dose: Five to eight drops to 4
ounces water, mix ; teaspoonf ul every 2 hours.
Sodium Salicylate. — Marked rheumatic
eye affections. Dose: Ten to 15 grains every
3 hours.
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Sp. Med. Thuja. — Warty tuiriors about
lids. Dose: One-third to i drop every 3
hours.
Hydriodic Acid. — In scrofulous and syph-
ilitic diseases, where the iodides are indi-
cated, but not well tolerated. Dose: Of the
syrup, i to 2 drams ever 3 to 4 hours.
