Apis Mellifica in the Repertory
557 rubrics across 24 chapters · 214 italicised by Boericke
12 of these rubrics list Apis Mellifica and no other remedy, and 48 list three or fewer. Those are the most distinctive, so they are shown first in each chapter.
Bellitalicised by Boericke — “the more frequently verified clinical remedy”BelllistedBellnot linked — remedy unpublished or the abbreviation is ambiguous
Eyes43 rubrics · 11 verified
- CORNEA › Exudation, serous
- EYEBALLS › Edema of ocular conjunctive, translucent
- LACHRIMAL SAC › Modalities › Worse › Night
- EYELIDS AND MARGINS › Ectropion
- CORNEA › Staphyloma, after suppurative inflammation
- EYELIDS AND MARGINS › Inflammation (blepharitis) › Erysipelatous
- PAIN › Type › Piercing, penetrating
- RETINA › Edema
- ORBITS › Cellulitis
- CORNEA › Inflammation (keratitis) › Herpetic, vesicular
- PAIN › Type › Stinging
- OPHTHALMIA › Syphilitic
- CONJUNCTIVA › Inflammation (conjunctivitis) › Croupous, diphtheritic
- CONJUNCTIVA › Chemosis
- PANNUS
- IRITIS › Serous
- PAIN › Type › Splinter-like
- VISION › Optical illusions (chromopsia, photopsia) › Red before the eyes
- LACHRIMAL SAC › Dacryocystitis
- PTERYGIUM
- OPHTHALMIA › Purulent
- ORBITS › Pain › Around
- CONJUNCTIVA › Inflammation (conjunctivitis) › Gonorrhoeal
- LACHRIMAL SAC › Lachrymation › Acrid, burning, hot
- OPTIC NERVE › Inflammation, Neuritis
- CORNEA › Inflammation (keratitis) › Phlyctenular
- CONJUNCTIVA › Inflammation (conjunctivitis) › Follicular (granular)
- OPHTHALMIA › Catarrhal
- EYELIDS AND MARGINS › Eruptions, growths, blisters, vesicles › Styes (hordeolum)
- CORNEA › Inflammation (keratitis)
- EYELIDS AND MARGINS › Redness
- STRABISMUS (squinting)
- EYELIDS AND MARGINS › Inflammation (blepharitis) › Acute
- EYELIDS AND MARGINS › Sensations › Burning and smarting
- CORNEA › Ulcers
- EYELIDS AND MARGINS › Swelling (OEdema)
- EYELIDS AND MARGINS › Agglutination
- CONJUNCTIVA › Inflammation (conjunctivitis) › Acute and subacute catarrhal
- VISION › Amaurosis (blindness)
- LACHRIMAL SAC › Lachrymation
- VISION › Asthenopia (eye-strain, with spasm of accommodation)
- OPHTHALMIA › Scrofulous
- PHOTOPHOBIA