Psychotic behavior, hallucinations, increased heart rate, cardiovascular collapse, chest pain, paranoia, agitation, increased blood pressure, delusions, inability to get erect, and decreased penis size for males.
These side effects can last from hours to days, because of how potent the drug is. It is stronger than actual cocaine so only a small amount is needed to get the desired affect, however users don't know this and hundreds of people are overdosing and becoming hospitalized. There are cases of death, as well as people who have to be hospitalized in psychiatric hospitals because their behavior has lasted for more than a couple days.
The side effects of cocaine can be short term or long term depending on usage. Cocaine is associated with brain damage in the long run.
Yes, but there are many side effects.
extreme euphoria...
They are the side effects from cocaine usage.
The side affects are that you're taking cocaine. Also sleepyness. Remember, though, cocaine can be really damaging to your system.
No, despite the street name sometimes given "kiddy cocaine" it is a totally different chemical however when crushed up and snorted it produces similar effects to cocaine but it is less full on.
Methadone is an analog synthetic heroin. As a synthetic opioid, it is a controlled level 2 drug that has the same potential side effects.
Loss of touch with reality, extreme paranoia
what are the effects on crack cocaine in families
Synthetic marijuana is now treated just like any other illegal substances, however it is considered a very bad drug going in to the lists of crack, cocaine and heroin because of the severity of side effects and issues to your physical and mental health
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Psychological and Physical side effects that may occur when using cocaine. Cocaine works by speeding up the central nervous system which oftentimes comes with adverse effects. Some of these effects include: Vertigo Muscle twitches Tremors It’s possible for users to become violent or hostile when using large amounts of cocaine at once. Headaches, strokes, seizures, and coma are all possible when using cocaine even just the first time. The longer you use a lot of cocaine, you are also at a higher risk for developing extreme anxiety or convulsions while high. Panic attacks, paranoia and psychosis can become severe and dangerous.