Stabbing pains in and around the eye, often radiating in every direction from one point. Eye-ball sensitive to touch. Eyes worse when thinking about them. Worse at night. Intolerable, pressing pain, worse on turning the eye, dizzy on attempting to move the eyes, must turn the whole head to see.
Pain radiates to the frontal sinuses and head.
Sensation as if the eye were too large for its orbit. I remember a patient who had been traveling about from oculist to oculist, who had many visual troubles and no glasses would suit. She had one sharp, stinging pain over the left eye day and night and she could only sleep when worn out. Constant, fine, stinging pain over left eye was brought out by the provers of cat's milk. This medicine has cured a pterygium, probably a false pterygium, that came from violent neuralgia, prolonged and lasting for months.