cocaine/crack long term effects
Long-term effects of crack cocaine abuse vary from one user to another. Unlike many other drugs, these effects arenât related to the frequency of use and the length of time on the drug. The intense effects of crack cocaine can cause lasting symptoms in the body. Fortunately, all of them can be treated. Long-term effects of crack cocaine abuse include: Arterial tearing; Stroke; Heart attack; Breathing difficulties; Kidney damage; Depression; Anxiety; Irritability; Paranoia; Seizures; Male infertility; Psychosis; Aggression; These symptoms or effects of crack cocaine can be effectively treated in a drug rehabilitation program.
Long-Term Effects Some long-term health effects of cocaine depend on the method of use and include the following: snorting: loss of sense of smell, nosebleeds, frequent runny nose, and problems with swallowing.