Question 1

how long after a week of cocaine usage of about 2 grams is it safe to exercise?

Accepted Answer

I'd be concerned.: Regular use of cocaine can not only causes heart attacks, but also accelerates the development of heart disease in general (blockages in arteries of the heart).  In that light, I'd be very concerned about seeing someone who uses cocaine exercise without getting a stress test first.  Your inviting death.

Question 2

what should i do if im getting nosebleeds from cocaine usage?

Accepted Answer

Stop using: Stopping Cocaine is the obvious answer here.  You can get help with this from your doctor, from Cocaine anonymous [http://www.Ca.Org/] , and may also need a rehab program to help with your drug habit.  Your doctor can also check your nose to see how much damage you've done, and offer possible help with this as well.

Question 3

can cocaine drug usage lead a doctor to say you have add?

Accepted Answer

Cocaine: I assume you mean "addiction". - yes - using illicit substances is deviant behavior. You will be classified as an addict. Sometimes we will call you a drug user.

Question 4

i used cocaine 8 hours ago is it safe for me to take my suboxone. please don't lecture about the cocaine one time usage?

Accepted Answer

Short half life: Cocaine has a short half-life in the body of about 1 hour, which means that by 8 hours the body has probably metabolised most of it. However if cocaine is used often, the metabolism can slow and it can remain in the system for longer.
It is never a wise idea to mix opiate drugs like suboxone with recreational drugs, as this can cause death (see: numerous dead celebrities). Wait longer to be safe.

Question 5

if cocaine and beer usage was 8 days ago and i have three days untill my drug test will i pass if i been dringking nothing but water since saturday?

Accepted Answer

You will pass: Unless you are a frequent user, Cocaine is detectable in the urine for 3-5 days after use.

Question 6

can i try cocaine?

Accepted Answer

CERTAINLY NOT !: Addiction can occur in vulnerable people after the first use and result in  severe physical and mental problems !

Question 7

how can i kick cocaine ?

Accepted Answer

Professional rehab: Cocaine is difficult to stop. The best way is to get into a rehab program.

Question 8

how bad is cocaine for you?

Accepted Answer

Cocaine: Crack is stimulant, so hyper arousal ; agitation, changes in pupil size with increased metabolism are common.

Question 9

can cocaine make you violent?

Accepted Answer

Yes.: Sadly, Cocaine (or the pursuit of cocaine) has the potential to make anyone act violently.  The people the violence is targeted at are often the people closest to the Cocaine user - their spouse and their kids.  Children are often victims of the Cocaine user's violence.

Question 10

what does cocaine do to your body?

Accepted Answer

Cocaine: Cocaine use "messes you up big time".  It affects your brain, you heart, your liver, your kidneys.

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How long after a week of cocaine usage of about 2 grams is it safe to exercise?

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I used cocaine 8 hours ago is it safe for me to take my suboxone. please don't lecture about the cocaine one time usage?

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If cocaine and beer usage was 8 days ago and i have three days untill my drug test will i pass if i been dringking nothing but water since saturday?

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Can i try cocaine?

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