Cocaine Withdrawal

I was doing cocaine every weekend for almost two months. Maybe like once or twice a week. And then I stopped. The last time I did it was 4 weeks. So maybe three weeks ago I got a nose and a cough and runny nose. And then maybe a week or two ago I'm suddenly very tired all day, loss of feel like fainting, vertigo, dizziness, severe headache all day, and also the appetite, and my eyes hurt. And it's still ongoing, I'm tired all day sleepy all the time and my head hurts badly. I dont have mono. I am not pregnant. I went through a traumatic experience recently. I was raped. So I do not know if this has something to do with it. The doctor says there is nothing wrong with me physically. My blood work came back fine. If it was viral wouldnt show in my white blood cell count? Can someone help me please?? Is it cocaine withdrawal?? Please do not say do not do cocaine.

Sometimes, after doing coke regularly, it may take up to three months before you feel that your old man again.

Yes. From my personal experience with a similar drug, whatever you are going through sounds like "normal withdrawal symptoms. Just hang on. Soon you'll be back to feeling like a normal person again. I wish you all the best of your way to recovery. You Can Do It!

Yes, definitely withdrawal, your body got used to it because you had done so often.

Sounds like a mixture of withdrawal and panic attacks ...? Since you have experienced a traumatic event, you may be experiecing panic.

Be honest with your doctor about your cocaine use, so they know the best way to treat and manage your disease. Let them know you are stressed as well. They use the information to help you.

I hope you are better soon. And I hope you do not do more cocaine. I know you do not want to hear this, but it's really bad for you. This is the only thing I did in my past that I have ever I want.

It seems that you need therapy ... be yourself and those around you ... This is not a good habit ... make something new like exercise or golf .... I understand that you have experienced a traumatic event lately ... the best thing you can do is get help.