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cocaine detox

Cocaine detox may not require the use of drug detox medications. Cocaine detox is may be appropriate for persons that use powder cocaine as well as crack cocaine. It is generally believed that cocaine does not produce withdrawal symptoms but on the contrary results in psychological dependence in the user. Heavy users of cocaine will experience intense cravings to use the drug and tend to stop at nothing to obtain more. Users of cocaine rarely admit that they are using the drug and may concoct an elaborate web of lies to conceal use and consequences of using cocaine. After a time this manipulative behavior becomes apparent to all but the cocaine user who may cling desperately to the notion that family members and loved ones still believe these elaborate stories. Deep in the psyche of the cocaine user often dwells a lonely desperate human being searching for something to replace a string of failed personal relationships and broken promises.

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The desire to obtain cocaine may supercede the need to eat or take care of ones self. Heavy cocaine users tend to have lost weight usually in direct correlation within rising levels of use but this is not always the case. The most apparent signs of needing cocaine detox are changes in behavior. Cocaine users tend to have extreme and irrational mood swings and may become easily angered. They tend toward sleeplessness and may engage in repetitive activities such as repeated cleaning of objects or vacuuming. Persons needing cocaine detox may be prone to violence often directed at a partner or loved one and become irritated and angry when confronted about their drug use.

Cocaine detox is generally done in residential treatment using nutritional monitoring and vitamin supplements. It is important to monitor vital functions because cocaine use may severely damage internal organs, especially the heart. Persons undergoing cocaine detox are assessed for physical symptoms and damage and may be given medication if appropriate.

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