What Are the Symptoms of Cocaine Withdrawal?

Published March 18, 2014

Question by Suhailah: what are the symptoms of cocaine withdrawal?
im doing a project on cocaine can you help me??

Best answer:

Answer by Canadabiss
depression, headache, irritability

Answer by Miss Dubstep
Although cocaine does not cause dangerous physical addiction, discontinuing regular use can lead to a wide varieties of (very) unpleasant withdrawal and craving symptoms, including: intense cravings for more cocaine, hunger, irritability, apathy, depression, paranoia, suicidal ideation, loss of sex drive, insomnia or excessive sleep, dizziness, shaking, and/or feeling cold. Although the withdrawal from heavy cocaine use is not as debilitating as the withdrawal from opiates or benzodiazepines, it is still usually quite unpleasant. Often, individuals simply take more cocaine to reduce these effects, leading to a pattern of habituation, dependence, and addiction.

Kentucky addicted babies increasing despite pain-pill crackdown
Since then, state officials have been attacking Kentucky's newborn dependency problems on many fronts, convening work groups, holding meetings for medical professionals and devoting $ 1 million from a recent pharmaceutical settlement to treatment …
Read more on The Courier-Journal

Is ICD-10 Ready for Use?
The organization also asked for some specifics regarding chronic atrial fibrillation and atrial flutter, as these have significant differences in presentation and require different treatment – and one code for each doesn't cut it. … been resting in …
Read more on ICD10monitor

Find More Symptoms Of Cocaine Dependence Information…