Euphrasia
Guernsey, Key Notes to the Materia Medica, 1887, p. 112
Eyes
the eyes water all the time, as in whooping cough; when there is a constant, mild, watery exudation, whether the eyes are inflamed or not. This watery exudation is worse during a paroxysm; affections of the eyeballs in general; of the sclerotic coat; cornea; aversion to light; cataract when the eyes water a great deal; dimsightedness with this exudation.
Generalities
Pulse unchanged; cancer on the nose, with watery eyes.
Worse
In the evening; from light in general; from daylight.
Better
In the dark.
Remedies following
Conium, Nux vom., Pulsat., Phosphor., Sulphur.
Antidote
Camphor.