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Dear Alison,

I had a patient recently with episcleritis (of 3mths duration, pain on a

daily basis), which cleared after less than 2 weeks on herbs. In her case

onset was related to a lot of stress, feeling run-down, etc I gave her

Scutellaria, Verbena, Echinacea, Calendula 25%, Vaccinium, Zingiber in

mainmix, plus eyedrops: Hydrastis and Euphrasia (5gtt each) added into a

little dropperbottle of Optrex, and like you I advised Bcomplex, also AO

supplement. If this hadn't worked, I'd planned to try Euphrasia in mainmix,

and Chamomilla AW externally.

Hope this helps

All the best

Sabine

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> > On another note, have a new patient with episcleritis of one year

duration;

> using Acular (anti-inflamm) eye drops and NSAIDs, for one month, with

little

> effect. Also hypertensive, awful vegetarian diet with hardly any protein

or

> EFAs, very little fluid and a smoker who doesn't exercise. Has had Vit B12

> deficiency in past, treated with injections, and suffers fleeting

'electric

> shock' type sensations in arms and legs. I've given her Crataegus,

> Echinacea, Galium, Hydrocotyl, Berb.vulg, Cimicifuga and Carduus. Also

> B-complex for starters. Any other ideas gratefully received.

>

> Alison

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Dear Alison,

Did you find your patient was fine with the eyedrops ? I tested some

Chamomilla AW on myself when I had conjunctivitis, and boy did it sting

(to the degree that I literally couldn't open my eyes for the pain and

had to wash out very promptly). Since then I've never dared suggests

patients put anything I dispense into their eyes. Perhaps I should have

mixed it with Optrex, in which case, in which proportion ?

Best wishes

Choudhury MNIMH

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Re: episcleritis

Dear Alison,

I had a patient recently with episcleritis (of 3mths duration, pain on a

daily basis), which cleared after less than 2 weeks on herbs. In her

case onset was related to a lot of stress, feeling run-down, etc I gave

her Scutellaria, Verbena, Echinacea, Calendula 25%, Vaccinium, Zingiber

in mainmix, plus eyedrops: Hydrastis and Euphrasia (5gtt each) added

into a little dropperbottle of Optrex, and like you I advised Bcomplex,

also AO supplement. If this hadn't worked, I'd planned to try Euphrasia

in mainmix, and Chamomilla AW externally.

Hope this helps

All the best

Sabine

low libido

> > On another note, have a new patient with episcleritis of one year

duration;

> using Acular (anti-inflamm) eye drops and NSAIDs, for one month, with

little

> effect. Also hypertensive, awful vegetarian diet with hardly any

> protein

or

> EFAs, very little fluid and a smoker who doesn't exercise. Has had Vit

> B12 deficiency in past, treated with injections, and suffers fleeting

'electric

> shock' type sensations in arms and legs. I've given her Crataegus,

> Echinacea, Galium, Hydrocotyl, Berb.vulg, Cimicifuga and Carduus. Also

> B-complex for starters. Any other ideas gratefully received.

>

> Alison

>

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Hi , i used 5gtts each Hydrastis & Euphrasia in little dropper optrex

(after squirting out abit, 17ml?) - good to know, that Chamomile AW stings

in eyes...

, AO stands for antioxidant

Sabine

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>

>

> > > On another note, have a new patient with episcleritis of one year

> duration;

> > using Acular (anti-inflamm) eye drops and NSAIDs, for one month, with

> little

> > effect. Also hypertensive, awful vegetarian diet with hardly any

> > protein

> or

> > EFAs, very little fluid and a smoker who doesn't exercise. Has had Vit

>

> > B12 deficiency in past, treated with injections, and suffers fleeting

> 'electric

> > shock' type sensations in arms and legs. I've given her Crataegus,

> > Echinacea, Galium, Hydrocotyl, Berb.vulg, Cimicifuga and Carduus. Also

>

> > B-complex for starters. Any other ideas gratefully received.

> >

> > Alison

> >

> > _________________________________________________________________

> > On the move? Get Hotmail on your mobile phone

> http://www.msn.co.uk/msnmobile

> >

> >

> >

> > List Owner

> >

> >

> >

> > Graham White, MNIMH

> >

> >

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Hi ,

I found that ordinary saline solution used for contact lenses mixes very well

wih a few drops of Euphrasia - proportions roughly 1-2gtt per eye bath cup of

saline - it does not case any stinging. Hope it helps

Newton

> from: Choudhury

> date: Thu, 18 Sep 2003 10:42:38

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> subject: RE: episcleritis

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Hello all,

I tried Euphrasia infusion once when I had episcleritis (for what it's

worth, I have " relatively " dry-eye syndrome) and it wasn't a pleasant

experience, especially as I then couldn't find my artificial tears. With

hindsight, an astringent herb would be contraindicated in that type of

condition.

On the other hand, I've found Euphrasia infusion unbeatable, fast acting

and very soothing, for conjunctivitis. Nothing would induce me to use

either alcohol-containing preparations or aromatic herbs in mine, or anyone

else's, eyes.

All the best,

Krystyna

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Hello Krystyna, breastmilk is the best remedy for dry eyes, put one drop in

each eye every day or more often, as you know breastmilk is sterile. You

just need to find a woman who is breastfeeding to give you some, can keep it

in the fridge for up to four days. Marilena.

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>Subject: RE: episcleritis

>Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2003 10:46:13 +0100

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>Hello all,

>

>I tried Euphrasia infusion once when I had episcleritis (for what it's

>worth, I have " relatively " dry-eye syndrome) and it wasn't a pleasant

>experience, especially as I then couldn't find my artificial tears. With

>hindsight, an astringent herb would be contraindicated in that type of

>condition.

>On the other hand, I've found Euphrasia infusion unbeatable, fast acting

>and very soothing, for conjunctivitis. Nothing would induce me to use

>either alcohol-containing preparations or aromatic herbs in mine, or anyone

>else's, eyes.

>

>All the best,

>

>Krystyna

>

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