Inflammation and ulceration of conjunctiva and cornea, if caused by a blow or burn. Traumatic iritis, with great pain at night and hemorrhage into interior of eye. Useful when there is suppurative opthalmia from an injury. Purulent discharges and splinter-like pains. Deep sloughing ulceration of the cornea, with intense photophobia, profuse lachrymation, throbbing aching shooting pains, better by warmth.
Lids are spasmodically close, sensitive to touch and bleed easily upon opening.
The patient is very chilly and irritable. Old injuries, pain and irritation of eye from injury several years before. Useful in cases where the nerves of the eyes seem affect and there is neuralgic pains. Puncture wounds to the eyes. Contusions with extravasation of blood into lids.