Coffea 30
This particular medication is highly sensitive and has a notable sensitivity to the senses of vision, hearing, smell, touch, and pain. This sensitivity is remarkable, and even the slightest noise can worsen pains. The drug's hearing sensitivity is so strong that sounds can be painful, and noises can aggravate pains in various body parts, causing a wide range of nervous disorders that are all intensified by sound. Even the sound of the door opening or the ringing of the doorbell can cause immense suffering.
The drug Coffea induces a remarkable skin sensitivity that results in
severe burning and stinging pains accompanied by redness and heat. It also
triggers mental disturbances such as nervousness, hysteria, fainting from
sudden emotions, and pitiful weeping due to the agony. Coffea quickens the
patient's thought processes and increases mental capacity, but after some time,
it can lead to drowsiness and dullness. The patient is sensitive to cold
weather, wind, and fresh air, and their symptoms are aggravated by cold
weather. The drug can also cause toothache, rending, and tearing pain in the
teeth triggered by cold exposure, emotions, excitement, or joy, and aggravated
by movement. The patient has an aversion to cold air, wind, and open air and is
unable to drink warm tea as it intensifies the pain.
During the menstrual period, toothache can occur. Children who are
teething may experience similar symptoms to an adult patient, with surprising
relief from pain when holding cold water in the mouth or applying cold. Pain in
the jaws can be accompanied by redness of the cheeks.
In the throat, Coffea patients experience dryness and a hot sensation,
with a thirst for cold water. There may be a feeling of rawness, as if the
throat is sore from inhaling smoke, which is similar to the symptoms of
Lachesis, Sepia, and Sulphur. Rawness can also be felt in the morning after
rising.
Regarding the digestive organs, there is sensitivity in the pit of the
stomach that worsens with motion, cold drinks, and warm food, but improves with
pressure. Vomiting of green bile, burning in the stomach, hunger without the
ability to eat, and cramps in the stomach are common symptoms.
The Coffea patient is sensitive to pressure in the abdomen, worsened
by cold drinks and water but improved by warmth and hot applications. Colic is
alleviated by warmth, holding hot water bottles, and warm drinks. Spasms of the
bladder and incontinence of urine are common in Coffea patients, particularly
during pregnancy. Menstrual colic and pains in the uterus that resemble labor
pains are relieved by warmth. During labor, the patient cannot hold urine due
to spasm of the bladder. Coffea patients have a dry, hacking cough that worsens
with laughing, talking, and singing, and improved with warmth. The cough is
similar to Phosphorus, and the patient experiences tightness across the chest
and rawness in the trachea.
Coffea has a notable impact on the extremities, particularly the hands
and fingers. Even the slightest exposure to cold air or cold applications can
trigger painful complaints, with every draft of air causing discomfort. The
hands become dry and hot with red, hot swelling and stinging, burning pain.
Cold water and air exposure also cause pain. The feet are similarly sensitive
to cold and drafts, with burning pain in the soles and cramps. Coffea also
induces extreme sensitivity to various stimuli, including pain, noise, and air
drafts, and can cause nervous disturbances such as sleeplessness, neuralgia,
and muscle twitching. Mental and physical exhaustion can also occur. Coffea's
effects extend to the digestive, urinary, female reproductive, respiratory, and
other organs. It is commonly used to alleviate toothache, faceache, and
menstrual colic.
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