Cocaine Use Disorder
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Cocaine Use Disorder
Being restless or moving little or slowly How is cocaine addiction treated? " пїЅ In general, treatment involves addiction counseling and taking part in a support group. пїЅ пїЅ
Some people cannot stop using cocaine even with counseling and support groups. They might benefit from a more structured treatment program that includes specific types of therapy, behavioral exercises, and routine drug testing. пїЅ пїЅ
There are also a few medicines that are being studied to help people stay off cocaine. There is not enough proof yet that they work, so doctors are not ready to recommend them. пїЅ пїЅ
For specific situations, there are other treatments. An example is family therapy, which can be especially helpful for children or teens with addiction who have families willing to participate in treatment. пїЅ пїЅ
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table 1Common street names for cocaineView Largetable 1Common street names for cocaine
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- Addiction counseling " пїЅ People with addiction work with a counselor to better understand their addiction. They learn new ways to lead their life that do not involve drugs.
- Support groups " пїЅ In support groups, people with addiction share their experiences with each other. The most common of these groups is Cocaine Anonymous (www.ca.org), but some people dislike that it involves God or a "higher power. " пїЅ There are other groups that do not have that as a focus.
Cocaine base (smokable)
Base, black rock, crack, electric kool-aid, rock, gravel, purple caps, Scotty, scramble, supercoke, twinkie, window pane, yam
Cocaine HCl
Aspirin, Big C, blow, coconut, coke, devils dandruff, flake, Florida snow, foo-foo dust, happy dust, lady, nose candy, white dragon, white lady, yao
Cocaine paste
Basuco, bazooka, pasta
Cocaine in vagina
Balling
Cocaine + heroin
Belushi, bipping, blanco, boy-girl, dynamite, goof ball, he-she, murder one, sandwich, snowball, speedball
Cocaine + marijuana
51, banano, bazooka, blunt, C&M, candy sticks, caviar, champagne, cocktail, cocoa puff, crack bash, dirties, geek-joint, Greek, lace, P-dogs, premos, primo, Sherman stick, woo blunts, woolie
Cocaine + MDMA (ecstasy)
Bumping up
Cocaine + MDMA + LSD
Candy flipping on a string
Cocaine + methamphetamine
Croak, shabu
Cocaine + methcathinone
Wild cat
Cocaine + morphine
C&M
Cocaine + PCP
Beam me up Scottie, space ball, space base, space dust
Cocaine + tobacco
Cigamos, coolie, geek-joint
Cocaine + marijuana + PCP
Jim Jones, speed boat, squirrel, wickie
Cocaine + heroin + tobacco
Flamethrowers, primos
Cocaine + heroin + methamphetamine + flunitrazepam + alcohol
Five-way
Note that street names change over time and may differ by location. The same name might refer to more than one drug.
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