What are withdrawal symptoms of cocaine?

Agitation and restlessness Depression Fatigue and chronic exhaustion Generalized malaise Increased appetite Vivid nightmares

How long does cocaine withdrawal last?

Cravings for cocaine and feelings of depression can last for several months following abstinence from long-term heavy use, especially if the addict was using it daily. During withdrawals, the powerful, intense cravings for cocaine can take a long time to disperse. Even though the “high” associated with the use of cocaine becomes less and less pleasant over time and can actually start producing fear and paranoia rather than joy, the cravings can remain powerful.

What mental disorders are associated with cocaine?

Close to half of all people addicted to cocaine also have a mental disorder. The two most common mental disorders associated with cocaine abuse are depression and attention-deficit disorder (ADD). These dual-diagnoses should be suspected and treated properly. When dual-diagnoses are diagnosed correctly and treated, relapse rates are dramatically reduced. At all times, prescription drug use should be monitored carefully in patients who abused cocaine.

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Cocaine Withdrawal Symptoms and Treatment

Posted on January 5, 2017 (Updated - November 30, 2021) by Eric Paskin

Cocaine, also called “coke” or “blow” is an incredibly dangerous and addictive stimulant that can found both powdered and in rock form. Cocaine detox is unique in that withdrawals can occur when a heavy user of cocaine just cuts down on the amount ingested. Completely stopping using the drug isn’t required for there to be