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Affects of binge cocaine use (snorting) 2-3x a week over the period of a year on the body/nose and ways to repair/ get healty after quitting for good.
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Congratuations: on quitting for good. If your nasal passages have been damaged please see an ear nose and throat doctor. Your family doc can refer you to one. How is your nutrition and exercise? Think holistically. Peace and good health.
Answered 7/2/2017
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