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Heart damage from cocaine

Posted by AMD on March 12, 2006, at 15:37:37

I've used cocaine often in the past year or so, although just fell off the wagon from a four-mouth abstinence.

What kind of long-term heart damage may I have done? Particularly the other day, with the cocaine excess? Is this damage permanent? Would I know if I had it?

My heart rate seems regular now, about 60-70 bpm, but I'm worried that I'll have a heart attack soon. Worried is an understatement.

I exercise more-or-less regularly, although recently my exercise schedule has been more sporatic.

Can I expect this exercise to help my heart recover from any damage done? Does one-a-week cocaine use for a year or so do serious long-term damage to the heart?

My last physical revealed a mild apparently congenital heart regurgitation. Any complications there?

Basically I want to know whether I'm doomed, or if I can recover from the heart, brain, body damage I went through over the past year.

Finally, does one night of use tax one's system to the extent that I am now "screwed" for life?

amd


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