Is smoking cocaine more serious than snorting it?

Question

what symptoms would a heavy user have if trying to kick the habit?

Answer 1

don't know but i have been sneezing and my nose hasn't stopped running all day after a mad  weekend

Answer 2

Put it this way i have a friend who got into smoking coke he is only 25 smoking it a few years took a really sore throat went to the doctors got referred to the hospital and has now got throat cancer he is going threw chemo at the moment but because it is so addictive he still smokes it all i can say its very addictive and what it does to your body is it really worth it?

Answer 3

using cocaine - seriously bad.  Full Stop.  

Answer 4

i am thinking yes because it also gives you a risk for lung cancer  

Answer 5

Smoking cocaine is a waste of the drug; only amateurs try smoking coke in powder form. Nobody wants to admit to smoking crack because crackheads are the bottom feeders in the drug world.  Just for starters, only 3% of crack addicts get clean and stay clean. Crack is more addictive than snorting or even slamming because it only takes seconds to get to the brain and produces a feeling of a whole body o****m.

If he was trying to get clean, symptoms would be checking himself into long-term (at least a year) rehab, going daily to 12 step meetings, getting a sponsor and doing what the sponsor tells him to do, changing all playplaces, playthings, and playmates (calling his dealer telling him to never contact him, removing himself from all situations where he may run into his using friends), he would also be seeing an addiction specialist, counselor, seeking therapy, and doing service work. These would be signs of someone trying to get clean.

If the question is what are the signs of someone who is not using at the moment. Grinding jaw, very irritable, sleeping many hours, eating lots of food, crack-cough (hacking cough that produces black phlegm), nasty, argumentative, muscle jerks, twitching foot, head tilt.