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Schedule 2 - Has a high potential for abuse but still has medical uses

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snorted, smoked, or injected

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It starts 10-15 seconds after taking the drug and lasts up to about an hour

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Raised heart rate, body temperature and blood pressure
Excitable and chatty behaviour
Dilated pupils
Sense of being very alert and confident
Decreased appetite
Restlessness
Heightened sexual desire
Risky behaviour
Drug addiction

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Permanent damage to heart and brain
Damage to or loss of the cartilage that divides the nostrils if cocaine is snorted
Respiratory problems or failure if cocaine is smoked (such as in the form of crack)
Vein damage, ulcers and gangrene (loss of blood supply to body tissue) if cocaine is injected
Severe weight loss
Hallucinations
Sexual problems and infertility
Mood swings
Ongoing psychosis
Depression and anxiety
Mental health issues
Tolerance and desire to take more of the drug

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https://delamere.com/addiction-treatment/drugs/cocaine-addiction/effects

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It is used for medical things

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In ear, nose, and throat (ENT) medicine, healthcare professionals may use cocaine as a topical agent for its anesthetic and vasoconstrictive effects, helping in nasal surgeries, diagnostic procedures, and managing conditions such as epistaxis (nosebleeds).

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-Medical detox: Usually a vital first step toward sobriety, medically supervised detoxification can be performed in a variety of settings, such as hospitals, clinics, inpatient and outpatient facilities, and more.

-Residential treatment: Clients that enter residential treatment centers enjoy the stability and security of a facility that is monitored 24/7 by medical staff.

Partial hospitalization: Here, clients are given more independence than residential treatment programs. Partial hospitalization programs may be ideal for patients who are highly motivated to recover and/or have completed more intensive programs.

-Intensive outpatient programs: These programs are designed so that patients visit a facility to receive treatment during the day and return home or to a sober living environment at night. It’s a good fit for patients that have demonstrated they do not need 24-hour monitoring.

-Transitional living/sober housing programs: After completing an inpatient or outpatient program, many people benefit from staying in a sober environment, supported by peers and staff that provide medical services, job opportunities, and other resources as they reintegrate.

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1.4.8 million above 12 do cocaine

2.in 2021 24,486 people died from cocaine

0.5% of 8th graders do cocaine

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