Is a neurological condition characterized by the inability to move the eyes vertically. It means that a person affected by VGP has difficulty looking upward or downward voluntarily. The condition typically results from damage to specific areas in the brain responsible for controlling vertical eye movements.
Euphrasia Officinalis (Euphrasia): Also known as "Eyebright," this remedy is often used for conditions involving watery, irritated eyes with burning, itching, and sensitivity to light. It may be helpful for conjunctivitis, hay fever, and other eye inflammations.
Belladonna: Belladonna is commonly used for sudden onset and intense eye symptoms, such as redness, throbbing pain, and sensitivity to light. It may be indicated for conditions like acute conjunctivitis or iritis.
Pulsatilla: This remedy is often suited for people with mild, weepy, and changeable eye symptoms. It may be helpful for conditions like styes, conjunctivitis with thick, yellowish discharge, and eye irritation due to allergies.
Argentum Nitricum: Indicated for conditions with twitching or spasms of the eyelids (blepharospasm) and eye strain due to excessive computer or close-up work.
Natrum Muriaticum: This remedy is often used for individuals with dry, itchy eyes and a tendency to develop recurrent cold sores or herpes outbreaks around the eyes.
Causticum: Causticum is used for conditions involving eye muscle weakness, drooping of the eyelids (ptosis), and difficulty closing the eyes.
Silicea (Silica): Silicea is indicated for people with recurrent styes, eye ulcers, or foreign body sensation in the eyes.
Aconitum Napellus: This remedy may be suitable for acute eye conditions with sudden onset, redness, and inflammation, often triggered by exposure to cold wind or dry weather.