• Coca is derived from Erythroxylon coca.

• It primarily affects the nervous system, resulting in increased energy, followed by profound exhaustion.

• Useful for individuals suffering from physical and mental strain.

• Symptoms often mimic those experienced at high altitudes: dyspnea, palpitation, anxiety.

• Weakness and trembling are common.

• Indicated in malnutrition and wasting diseases.

• Caries of teeth may be present.

• Marked general weakness and prostration.

• Nervous exhaustion with irritability occurs.

• The patient is sensitive to atmospheric changes.

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• Sense of right and wrong is abolished; moral indifference.

• Exhilaration and heightened mental acuity are followed by depression.

• Anxiety and restlessness are present, especially at night.

• Fear of heights; vertigo may occur.

• Irritability and easily angered occurs.

• Difficulty concentrating; mental confusion may be present.

• The patient is apathetic; indifferent to surroundings.

• Insomnia with racing thoughts occurs.

• Great loquacity; the patient talks rapidly.

• Unconsciousness of fatigue is present.

• The patient is discontented and morose.

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• Derived from Erythroxylon coca, tincture of leaves or solution/trituration of cocaine alkaloid.

• Affects the nervous system, producing heightened sensitivity, exhilaration, and then exhaustion.

• A remedy for individuals experiencing the consequences of overexertion, especially in high altitudes or demanding physical situations.

• Useful for conditions involving deficient oxygenation.

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• Headache, especially frontal, with a feeling of pressure.

• Vertigo, especially when looking down from heights.

• Dullness and heaviness of the head.

• Congestive headaches.

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• Headache with a feeling of fullness and pressure.

• Vertigo, especially when looking down from heights.

• Throbbing headache aggravated by motion.

• Weakness of vision; dim sight.

• Dilated pupils.

• Flickering before the eyes.

• Photophobia.

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• Pupils dilated.

• Dimness of vision.

• Visual hallucinations.

• Noises in the ears; tinnitus.

• Humming or buzzing in the ears.

• Impaired hearing.

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• Tinnitus, ringing or buzzing in the ears.

• Increased sensitivity to noise.

• Epistaxis (nosebleeds).

• Dryness of the nasal passages.

• Obstruction of the nose.

• Sense of smell diminished.

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• Dryness of the nasal passages.

• Loss of the sense of smell.

• Loss of voice; hoarseness.

• Dryness and irritation of the throat.

• Constriction and difficulty swallowing.

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• Dryness and burning sensation in the throat.

• Hoarseness.

• Dyspnea, especially on exertion or at high altitudes.

• Feeling of suffocation; air hunger.

• Oppression of the chest.

• Emphysema.

• Asthma-like symptoms.

• Short, rapid breathing.

• Cough, dry and hacking.

• Great difficulty in breathing, even when quiet.

• Palpitation, especially on exertion.

• Rapid and irregular heartbeat.

• Angina-like pains in the chest.

• Weakness of the heart.

• Feeling of constriction around the heart.

• Pulse is rapid, weak, and irregular.

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• Loss of appetite; anorexia.

• Nausea and vomiting.

• Distension of the abdomen.

• Constipation.

• Great thirst.

• Belching of gas.

• Feeling of emptiness in the stomach.

• Heaviness after eating.

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• Nocturnal enuresis (bedwetting).

• Frequent urination.

• Scanty urine.

• Urine dark and concentrated.

• Increased sexual desire, followed by impotence.

• Premature ejaculation.

• Weakness after coition.

• Emissions.

• Weakness and trembling of the limbs.

• Heaviness and fatigue in the legs.

• Coldness of the extremities.

• Numbness and tingling in the fingers and toes.

• Neuralgic pains in the limbs.

• Backache, especially in the lumbar region.

• Cramps in the calves.

• Muscular weakness after exertion.

• Skin dry and pale.

• Itching and tingling of the skin.

• Cold sweats.

• Insomnia with restlessness.

• Sleeplessness from mental activity.

• Anxious dreams.

• Unrefreshing sleep.

• Exertion (physical or mental).

• High altitudes.

• Cold air.

• Loss of sleep.

• Tobacco.

• Alcohol.

• Evening.

• Open air (followed by chilliness).

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• Exertion, especially physical exertion.

• High altitudes.

• Looking down from heights.

• Loss of sleep.

• Mental excitement.

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• Rest.

• Warmth.

• Open air (temporarily).

• Lying down.

• After eating.

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• Rest.

• Open air.

• Lying down.

• Gels., Acon.

• Ars., China, Nux vomica.

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• Arsenicum album (in cases of exhaustion and anxiety).

• Nux vomica (for irritability and overstimulation).

• Ars. (anxiety, restlessness, exhaustion).

• China (exhaustion, weakness after loss of fluids).

• Nux vomica (irritability, overstimulation).

• Coffea (sleeplessness, excitement).

• Quebracho (dyspnea, emphysema).

• Strophanthus (heart weakness).

• Veratrum album (collapse, cold sweat).

• Camphor (sudden collapse).

• followed by profound depression.

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• and increased mental activity.

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• and a sense of great strength.

• Anxiety and restlessness.

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• (heights).

• Irritability and impatience.

• Difficulty concentrating; mental confusion.

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• and a desire to talk incessantly.

• Feelings of unreality; detachment from the body.

• on exertion.

• Difficult breathing at high altitudes (mountain sickness).

• Asthma-like symptoms.

• Rapid, shallow breathing.

• Palpitations and rapid heartbeat.

• Angina pectoris-like pain.

• Oppression and constriction in the chest.

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• Loss of appetite.

• Nausea and vomiting.

• Abdominal pain and cramping.

• Constipation.

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• Constriction of the anus.

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• Increased frequency of urination.

• Scanty, dark urine.

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• Increased sexual desire, followed by impotence.

• Sexual excitement.

• Weakness and trembling of the limbs.

• Numbness and tingling in the hands and feet.

• Heaviness and fatigue in the legs.

• Coffee.

• Lemon juice.

• Aconite (for acute anxiety).

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• Coffea cruda (for overstimulation and sleeplessness).

• Arsenicum album (for exhaustion and anxiety).

• Nux vomica (for irritability and overstimulation).

• Argentum nitricum (for fear of heights).

• Oxygen (for hypoxia).