What cocaine does to your nose?

One of the most significant long-term effects of cocaine use is damage to the nose. read more

Before we get into how cocaine effects your nose, it’s probably best to describe how it works. Your nose is separated into two chambers by the septum – this is the fleshy wall you can pinch between your fingers. The inside is also covered by a thin, sensitive layer called the mucous membrane. read more

How to Spot Signs of Cocaine Use. Three Parts: Recognizing Physical Indications of Cocaine Use Looking for Behavioral Symptoms of Cocaine Use Spotting Evidence of Drug Use Community Q&A. Cocaine is a highly addictive drug with widespread use around the world. read more

Cocaine addiction is troubling for many reasons but one of the most significant long-term effects that even a recovered addict faces is the damage done to the nose. This occurs because one of the most common ways of consuming cocaine is by sniffing it through the nose. read more