HOMOEOPATHY FOR PERCEPTIVE DEFICIENCY OR MYOPIA | HOMOEOPATHY FOR NEARSIGHTEDNESS OR MYOPIA

Myopia, a condition that affects many people, causes you to be nearsighted, which causes blurry vision for objects that are farther away.

Nearsightedness tends to run in families and can develop slowly or quickly, frequently getting worse during childhood and adolescence.

The exact reason for some people developing longer eyes is unknown, but it may be related to genetics or environmental conditions. Nearsightedness typically occurs when your eye is too long or has a cornea that is curved too steeply, causing the light rays entering each eye to focus in front of the retina instead of on the retina and leading to blurry images.

Normal vision

Your eye depends on two essential components in order to focus the images it sees:

Your eye’s cornea, which is its transparent front surface

The crystalline lens, a transparent component in your eye that modifies shape to aid in object focus

A cornea and lens with such curvature bend (refract) all incoming light in such a way as to make a sharply focused image on the retina, at the back of your eye. Each of these focusing elements has a perfectly smooth curvature in a normally shaped eye, like the surface of a smooth rubber ball.

A refractive error

One type of refractive error is nearsightedness, which causes light to focus in front of your retina rather than precisely on your retina, giving the appearance of distant objects to be blurry.

Other refractive errors

Other refractive errors, besides being nearsighted, include:

Farsightedness (hyperopia).The opposite of nearsightedness, both near and distant objects blur in adults with this condition, which develops when your cornea is too little curved or your eye is shorter from front to back than normal.

Astigmatism.Untreated astigmatism distorts your vision because it develops when your cornea or lens are curved more steeply in one direction than the other.

The following list of symptoms could be related to nearsightedness:

Haze when observing far-off objects

Inability to see clearly without squinting or partially closing one’s eyes

· Headaches caused by eyestrain

Driving vision challenges, particularly at night (night myopia)

Early school years through the teen years are the most common times for nearsightedness to be diagnosed. A child with nearsightedness may:

· Persistently squint

Should be seated nearer to the front of the classroom, the television, or any movie screens

Appears to be blind to far-off objects

· Blink excessively

Constantly rub their eyes

Nearsightedness may be more likely to develop if certain risk factors exist, such as:

Family history.If one or both of your parents are nearsighted, the likelihood that you will also become nearsighted is increased because nearsightedness is a condition that tends to run in families.

Reading.Myopia may be more likely to develop in people who read a lot.

Environmental conditions.Myopia may be more likely to develop if you spend less time outside, according to some studies.

HOMOEOPATHIC REMEDIES

Myopia can be treated with homoeopathic remedies, which are also useful in preventing it. These treatments also stop the disease from worsening. A few of the key remedies are listed below:

PHYSOSTIGMA 30One of the best homeopathic treatments for myopia is called Pysostigma, which is given to people who have photophobia and blurred vision as well as nearsightedness that is progressing quickly and accompanied by pain in the orbits. Pysostigma also causes ciliary spasm, eye irritability, and dim vision.

RUTA GRAVEOLENS 30-Ruta works well for eyestrain brought on by excessive use of the eyes, especially when myopia is present along with a severe headache that is brought on by near-sighted activities like reading, sewing, and other close-up work.

The person has difficulty reading because the type appears to move or swim, has double vision with flickering before the eyes, asthenopia from prolonged strain, spasm of accommodation, and twitching of the eyelids and eyeballs. **AGARICUS MUSCARIUS 30-** Agaricus is another effective medication for myopia.

VIOLA ODORATA 30Other prescribed symptoms include heaviness of the eyelids, flames before the eyes, and nearsightedness. Viola Odorata is another medication for Myopia, where it is accompanied by severe pain in the eyes that radiates to the top of the head.

OLEUM ANIMALE 30-Oleum Animale is one of the efficient homeopathic medications for myopia, where the symptoms include blurred vision with smarting in the eyes, the person frequently complains of dim vision and sees glistening bodies before his eyes, nearsightedness accompanied by twitching of the eyelids, and other similar conditions.

LILIUM TIGRINUM 30Myopia, myopic astigmatism, blurred vision, back pain, hyperesthesia of the retina, and myopic astigmatism are all treated best with lilium tig. It also helps to strengthen weak ciliary muscles.

PHOSPHORUS 30It is prescribed for myopia with weak eyesight and aversion to light, as well as with frequent itching in the eyes and profuse lachrymation.Phosphorus is another effective homeopathic medicine for myopia.Fatigue of the eyes and head even when the eyes are not being overused is a key symptom for prescription of Phosphorus.Phosphorus is effective for the treatment of nearsightedness.