What are the signs of cocaine withdrawal symptoms?

Answer 1

Some of the symptoms of cocaine use/addiction: Please keep in mind that some of these changes can be very gradual and some side effects will occur to the majority, there are those who are exceptions to the rules and only have some of the symptoms or have a really unique case. Keep in mind that some of these changes can be very gradual and some side effects will happen to the majority, there are those who come out of the mold and don't have an apparent reaction. Long term use will make symptoms become more apparent. A lot of sniffling that sounds like the person is catching a cold. It is a chronic sinus problem. # A user will usually have many chest and lung problems, such as bronchitis. # Dilated pupils. # In IV use, look for tracks. A sudden shift in apparel to only long sleeved items in an attempt to hide tracks. # Tends to become paranoid and is jumpy or nervous all the time and lies a lot. May suffer from delusions and/or hallucinations. # You may also notice smaller objects missing or money from a purse. # Those who snort or inhale the powdered cocaine will have a sore nose if use of the drug is continual and/or prolonged and/or large amounts of the powder are used. # Nose bleeds become frequent once the initial irritation is there; your are wreaking havoc on the tissues when you snort cocaine. # Increase of energy, restlessness and insomnia. # Sudden noticeable changes in weight. # There will also be times when you will think that all the person does is sleep, but it is part of the cycle of abuse. # Drug paraphernalia such as pipes, spoons and baking soda (usually used to cook rock). # One minute the person will be chattering away and the next appears to be silent and withdrawn.(Mood swings.)

# An increase of irritability, agitation and anger. # It is really easy to push a user into anger as their toleration of pretty much everything is very short. As a former addict, there is not much up there that I didn't have or do (except I never had a nose bleed). A coke, speed (crystal meth) and/or heroin addict will rob you blind to get their next fix. Items that disappear tend to be items that are easily turned into cash or given to the dealer as collateral in exchange for the tiniest amount you could imagine; and all collateral is only afforded a minuscule amount of the drug and a fraction of the real value of the item being left. If you want to learn more on the subject, here are a couple of really good links to sites where you can find more information. http://helpguide.org/mental/drug_substance_abuse_addiction_signs_effects_treatment.htm#effects http://www.peele.net (Addiction Research Foundation)

Answer 2

my name is Jeff and i am coming off crack 8 years and coke 3 years i used coke to get off crack, now i am coming off coke and let me say its the fillings i get all day are seriusly hard to deal with, small panic attacks, dizzyness, head tingles, bleard vision ,paranoa when talking 2 people and a filling off strong reality, its been since new years eve and don't go out drinking no more in case i use so life becomes very boring and u have to find new things 2 keep u bizzy exersise is good not only are there nice girls at the gym to look at ,,,lol it makes u fill good, started up a maket stall sat and sun so i cant go out raving thrown away old mobile and all going out cloths moved flat and that's me ,hard somtimes but fill proud of my self so stay strong and "uck drugs ,,,there 4 mugs" and i ain't no mug .......................

Answer 3

Frequent nosebleeds, strong hilusinations, cold, and not getting along well with others. I suggest focalin. They come in 20 mg pils, and 4 pills (about a dollar) will make you trip like a gram of weed. Cocaine is dangerous and focalin is proven to be better for you, and it gets you more high

Answer 4

When cocaine use is stopped or when a binge ends, a crash follows almost right away. The cocaine user has a strong craving for more cocaine during a crash. Other symptoms include fatigue, lack of pleasure, anxiety, irritability, sleepiness, and sometimes agitation or extreme suspicion or paranoia.

Answer 5

Flu like symptoms: chills, nasal congestion, and body aches.

Answer 6

blue face, blue lips, heavy tinnitus, racing heart, sweating, swelling of extremities, most likely followed by death or insomnia for days if ur lucky

Answer 7

The most common symptoms associated with cocaine withdrawal includes visual and auditory hallucination, mood changes, irritability, malaise, and fatigue.

Answer 8

less sleep, nose bleeds, paranoia