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If my nose swells up after doing cocaine could my throat swell up aswell
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I think so.: Snorting cocaine can lead to a number of long-term problems in the nose and throat, including: Nasopharyngeal mucosal inflammation and Difficulty swallowing.
Answered 5/3/2021
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