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Cocaine is a stimulant that provides short-term increases in energy, alertness, and focus, the use of which can lead to addiction and accompanying negative physical, mental, behavioral, and social consequences.
If you or someone you love is dealing with a cocaine addiction, contact our caring team of professionals. We provide personalized cocaine addiction rehab to help individuals regain sobriety and move forward with renewed ability to maintain wellness.
Individuals may look to cocaine use for social reasons or to deal with stress or other emotional conditions. Whatever leads to the use of the drug, cocaine is addictive.
Cocaine affects the control of dopamine, the body’s neurotransmitter that handles pleasure. Essentially, the drug floods the brain with a high that gives instant gratification. The brain starts to crave such a high, and, in an addictive process, becomes less stimulated by cocaine, which can lead to increased use. In some cases, binge usage results, a condition that can increase dependency and overdose risk.
COCAINE ADDICTION QUIZ
Take our 10-question quiz to see if you have any signs of a cocaine addiction. If you are struggling with addiction, remember there is hope. Jackson House is here to help.
1. How often do you use cocaine?
2. Do you feel like you need to use more cocaine to achieve the same level of high?
3. When you use cocaine do you put yourself in dangerous situations?
4. Has your cocaine use strained your relationships with loved ones?
5. Do you use cocaine in secrecy?
6. Have you missed work because of your cocaine use?
7. Have you shown up to work high this year?
8. Have you noticed rapid mood swings or increased irritability?
9. Has someone you loved suggested you have a problem with cocaine?
10. Do you want to quit using cocaine but feel unable to stop?
If you have selected answer "A" to any of the questions above, you could be struggling with a cocaine addiction. A healthcare professional can provide you with a proper diagnosis and suggest the best treatment options for your needs. Call our team today to learn how we can help.
This quiz is for informational purposes only and is not to be considered a diagnosis of a substance use disorder. Please consult a mental health professional for an appointment.
Side Effects of Cocaine
There are numerous potential side effects of cocaine use, including both financial and legal problems. Following are examples of other side effects.
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