What is cocaine withdrawal and what are the cocaine withdrawal symptoms? Let us answer these questions and provide some other information about the consequences of using cocaine and trying to get rid of this dependence.
Cocaine withdrawal happens when a heavy cocaine user quits taking the drug or cuts down taking it. This is called a "crash" that occurs immediately after an individual stops taking cocaine and that is characterized by intense cravings for more cocaine.
Cocaine withdrawal doesn't usually have such physical visible symptoms as shaking and vomiting. These symptoms are common for heroin, alcohol withdrawal.
When do cocaine withdrawal symptoms disappear and can they disappear completely? Yes, the good thing is that cocaine withdrawal symptoms can disappear completely with time. However, some symptoms like craving and depression can last for months.
Here is a list of common cocaine withdrawal symptoms:- Depressed mood
- Irritability
- Mood swings
- Fatigue
- Insomnia
- Generalized malaise
- Slowing of activity
- Agitation and restless behavior
- Increased appetite
- Vivid and unpleasant dreams
- Paranoia
- Extreme suspicion
- Craving for more cocaine
- Depression
- Craving and overdose
- Suicide
Cocaine use can lead to very serious consequences and it is very important to contact some medical professional on time. If you use cocaine, wish to quit using it and need help, call a medical professional. It is very difficult to stay along with cocaine withdrawal symptoms.
In order to prevent this, avoid using cocaine. If you are using this drug and want to stop, try to avoid places, people and things associated with the drug. Try to think of the negative consequences, seek support.
Do not underestimate addictive properties of this drug.
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