◦ You continue using cocaine despite problem with family and friends. You know ho� it is affe�ti�g �ou a�d �ou� life �ut it�s ha�d fo� �ou to gi�e up.
◦ You need more cocaine to achieve the same amount of euphoria as before at lower levels.
◦ You spend a lot of time abusing cocaine or trying to get cocaine.
◦ Fatigue, mood swings, depression, insomnia, changes in appetite
◦ Mental health problems, such as delusions.
◦ Physical symptoms: nosebleeds, signs of white substance around the mouth and needle signs on arms or legs.
◦ Cocaine is highly addictive and can change the genetic makeup. Poly-drug abuse happens when cocaine is taken with other drugs. Addicts may mix drugs, which is also called speedball. Due to different effects of drugs, there would be conflicting effects on the brain. When a large amount of cocaine is used with other drugs, there is risk of overdose, health problems, and death. When drugs enter the blood stream, the person could develop health problems, including vomiting, high blood pressure, and changes in body temperature.
Cocaine Addiction: Are You Cut Out For Doing Rehab?
◦ You continue using cocaine despite problem with family and friends. You know ho� it is affe�ti�g �ou a�d �ou� life �ut it�s ha�d fo� �ou to gi�e up.
◦ You need more cocaine to achieve the same amount of euphoria as before at lower levels.
◦ You spend a lot of time abusing cocaine or trying to get cocaine.
◦ Fatigue, mood swings, depression, insomnia, changes in appetite
◦ Mental health problems, such as delusions.
◦ Physical symptoms: nosebleeds, signs of white substance around the mouth and needle signs on arms or legs.
How cocaine addiction is treated
◦ Cocaine is highly addictive and can change the genetic makeup. Poly-drug abuse happens when cocaine is taken with other drugs. Addicts may mix drugs, which is also called speedball. Due to different effects of drugs, there would be conflicting effects on the brain. When a large amount of cocaine is used with other drugs, there is risk of overdose, health problems, and death. When drugs enter the blood stream, the person could develop health problems, including vomiting, high blood pressure, and changes in body temperature.