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Where can someone go for help to stop using cocaine?

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Where can someone go for help to stop using cocaine?

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1- americanaddictioncenters.org/cocaine-treatment/

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Anthony Louis Center - Blaine, MN

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Riverplace Counseling Center - Anoka, MN

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What are the withdrawal symptoms of this drug & where can one go for help/ treatment

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What are the withdrawal symptoms of this drug & where can one go for help/ treatment

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Can your drug cause a lifestyle disease or other health complications?

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Can your drug cause a lifestyle disease or other health complications?

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Cocaine can be deadly when taken in large doses or when mixed with other drugs or alcohol. Cocaine-related deaths often happen because the heart stops (cardiac arrest), then breathing stops. Using cocaine and drinking alcohol or using other drugs increases these dangers, including the risk of overdose. For example, combining cocaine and heroin (known as a “speedball”) puts a person at higher risk of death from an overdose. In rare instances, sudden death can occur on the first use of cocaine or soon after

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Post 1 PSA or informational video about this drug 

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Post 1 PSA or informational video about this drug 

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TH8hx5hmwM

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With repeated use, stimulants like cocaine can disrupt how the brain’s dopamine system works, reducing a person’s ability to feel pleasure from normal, everyday activities. People will often develop tolerance, which means they must take more of the drug to get the desired effect. If a person becomes addicted, they may take the drug just to feel “normal.”

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If a pregnant woman abuses cocaine, how does it affect the fetus?

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If a pregnant woman abuses cocaine, how does it affect the fetus?

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During the early months of pregnancy cocaine exposure may increase the risk of miscarriage. Later in pregnancy, cocaine use can cause placental abruption, which can lead to severe bleeding, preterm birth, and fetal death.

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10. Sharing Straws Can Spread Blood-Borne Diseases
9. Cocaine Can Put a Hole in Your Nose
8. Long Term Use Can Affect Users’ Sense of Smell
7. Cocaine Users Are 24 Times More Likely to Have a Heart Attack an Hour After Use
6. Tolerance to Cocaine Develops Quickly
5. The First High Is a One Time Experience

4. Cocaine Withdrawal Is Not Serious but It Isn’t Pleasant Either
3. People Spend a Lot of Money to Stop Doing Cocaine
2. Scientists Are Developing a Vaccine to Prevent Cocaine Addiction
1. Cocaine Is Not the Most Addictive Drug Out There

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Cocaine is a powerfully stimulant drug that comes in two forms, powder and crack.

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There are many ways you can consume cocaine. These ways include snorting through the nose or directly into the blood stream by injecting it.

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Cocaine is made from the leaves  of the coca plant native to South America.

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What percent of teens use this drug in the U.S?

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What percent of teens use this drug in the U.S?

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6.5%

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https://teens.drugabuse.gov/drug-facts/stimulants
https://www.listland.com/top-10-weird-facts-about-cocaine-addiction/

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yes because a cocaine high usually doesn't last very long, people take it again and again to try to keep feeling good.