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Overdose death rate of cocaine amoungest the Australian population

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Overdose death rate of cocaine amoungest the Australian population
The long-term damage and treatment available for cocaine
- if regularly inhaled or snorted, it can damage the lining of the nose and the structure separating the nostrils
- heart problems are from long-term use of cocaine use
- severe depression
- if injecting cocaine, there is a risk of blood poisoning, blood-borne viruses(HIV or hepatitis)
What cocaine is and how cocaine works
- by trapping into the reward system and triggering the
- also known as benzoylmethylecgonine or coke
- is a strong stimulant mostly used as a recreational drug
- is a illegal drug
- an extracted from the leaves of the coca plant
The effects of cocaine
- overdoses of cocaine depends on the strength of the dose, the blend of chemicals, the physiological of the persons and their state of mind
- -burst of energy - dilated pupils -loss of appetite - increase in body temperature - the urge to have sex - feelings of confidence, euphoria,exhilaration
- - burst of energy
- cocaine rush only last for around 15-30 minutes
Symptoms between taking cocaine and over dosing on cocaine
- a graph of the overdose deaths from cocaine
- agitated, aggressive and paranoid
- overdosing on cocaine can include kidney failure, seizures, brain haemorrhage, heart attack or stroke