How does cocaine affect your kidneys?

Answer 1

Mainly

* The central nervous system (makes you more alert and feeling good, by blocking the reuptake of catecholamines such as dopamine and norepinephrine), * The heart (speeds up the heart rate and may cause an irregular rhythm) and * The vascular system (constricts the blood vessels).

Answer 2

Increased body temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure / Headaches / Abdominal pain and nausea / Decreased appetite, resulting in malnutrition / Irritability, restlessness, anxiety, and paranoia / Paranoid psychosis (loss of touch with reality and auditory hallucinations) / Addiction or dependence

/ Loss of smell, nosebleeds, and a chronically runny nose (from snorting) / Severe bowel gangrene (intestine tissue dies) (from swallowing) / Increased risk of HIV and other diseases / Respiratory arrest (stopped breathing) / Heart attack or stroke which may cause sudden death / Cocaine and alcohol combined dramatically increases the risk of sudden death

Answer 3

overloads kidneys with toxins leading to gradual failure after prolonged usage in a healthy person

Answer 4

Central Nerve System, the Heart, Brain, etc.

Overall cocain effects many parts of your body.

Don't take cocain :)

Answer 5

Long term use of cocaine can affect the heart but has many other affects on the body. Headaches and abdominal pains are only two of the possible effects.

Answer 6

It can destroy the nasal septum.