Coffea cruda
Jahr, Characteristic Symptoms of the Most Important Homoeopathic Remedies (Jahr's Clinical Guide), 1891, p. 533
Characteristic symptoms
Suits hysterical and chlorotic patients. Primary effects : Exhilaration and excessive excitation ; secondary: Physical and spiritual debility, moroseness. Excessive nervousness with sensitiveness to pain, let it be ever so trifling ; increased activity of the organs of digestion and secretion; extreme mobility of the muscles ; aversion to open air ; sleeplessness from excessive mental or bodily wakefulness; anguish with trembling; cannot compose himself; excessive pain, driving one to despair; congestion to the head ; sensation, as if the brain were torn, as if a nail were driven in the head; sense of hearing intensified ; sparkling eyes Aith more acute seeing ; cannot bear anything tight round the waist ; sexual excitement.