Cocaine Rehab - Residential Detox & Therapy Programme

If you feel you or a loved one could do with undergoing Cocaine Rehab, then don’t leave it too late.

We are one of the UK’s most trusted cocaine rehabilitation centres, and we have helped thousands beat their addictions to cocaine over the years. Our specialists can provide treatment services that can produce the most effective treatment for cocaine addiction.

If you are addicted to cocaine and would like to inquire about cocaine rehab, please get in touch with our admissions team. Worldwide, millions of people use the dangerous substance that is cocaine. Cocaine is a drug that stimulates the receptors in your brain.

Cocaine also tends to be very addictive. Addiction has killed many people worldwide, and it will continue to do so.

If you have developed a cocaine addiction, your life is in danger, and you should decide to quit using it. Do you struggle to stop? Our Cocaine Rehab program can provide you with the best chance of beating your addiction.

What Makes Cocaine Dangerous For Your Body?

For many people, it seems like a harmless drug that you can casually enjoy on a night out. However, what cocaine can do to your body is often not mentioned.

The brain can become damaged from cocaine. The effects of cocaine will reach their peak in 30 minutes, and the total time the effects of cocaine are active is about one hour.

However, after that hour, the feelings of happiness, self-appreciation and total euphoria will completely flip towards the other side of emotions.

The active substance in cocaine affects a part of your brain that produces dopamine and serotonin. These are the two chemicals in your brain that regulate your mood and happiness. After using the drug, your brain will produce more serotonin and dopamine.

The drug can boost the dopamine in serotonin – and in return, your body will stop the production of dopamine for a short period. This leads to a chemical imbalance in your brain, causing depression in the long term. Still, think it’s a harmless drug? If you struggle to get clean, contact our admissions team and start your cocaine rehab program.

The nose is another part of your body that will feel the effects of prolonged cocaine use.

Cocaine is often snorted. Many cases of perforated septum have been reported due to extensive cocaine usage. Repeated drug use can cause a hole to appear in your septum. Trouble breathing and blood discharge are often named the main symptoms.

For many recreational users, the feeling that your heart is beating too fast is relatable. The fast beating of your heart can lead to narrowed blood vessels and thicker heart muscles – those are often the result of repeated cocaine use and can lead to heart attacks. This is another reason you should attend our cocaine rehab program.

Why Choose Ocean Recovery Centre For Cocaine Rehab?

We are a CQC approved clinic with an experienced addiction recovery team providing around the clock care during your stay.

While detoxing from cocaine, you may struggle with withdrawals that can be difficult to deal with; this is why our team are on hand 24/7 to make sure you are receiving constant care throughout your stay with us.

At Ocean Recovery, we are committed to giving individuals the best possible chance to achieve long term recovery from cocaine addiction.

We have helped thousands of individuals across the UK beat cocaine addiction and start living a life free from the adverse physical and physiological effects the drug inflicts on individuals.

Cocaine use Statistics

According to the 2019-2020 Government Statistics on drug use within the United Kingdom, there was an increase in the number of people entering crack cocaine treatment such as cocaine rehab. This was inclusive of those who are using crack cocaine along with other opiates which was an increase to 25,043 from 24,363 as well as a rise for those who weren’t using other opiates alongside their crack cocaine use which increased to 4651 from 4535.

Unfortunately, the UK’s epidemic of cocaine use has increased over the last 5 consecutive years and because of this, the number of people attending cocaine rehab and cocaine addiction treatment has increased by over a third since 2013. According to the UK government, this is a direct result of cocaine supply chain changes which have resulted in a lower price to the consumer as well as improved purity. The UK government also reported that for those in alcohol and drug rehabilitation, 12% (which was the third largest)

Exposing the Dangers of Cocaine

The danger that cocaine possesses to the individual is accepted by the general consensus. And while some still believe it to be a party drug of rock stars with minimal harm, there is a plethora of research recording the dangers of this highly addictive substance. We have listed a few studies which look at the dangers of cocaine, and why it caused a spike in cocaine rehab usage.

Cardiovascular issues:

According to the Trends in Cardiovascular Medicine Journal cocaine use can result in mechanisms of cardiotoxicity which includes mitochondrial damage blockages of potassium and sodium channels, excitation-contraction coupling troubles along with many others

Heart issues:

AHA journals report that cocaine has the ability to lessen coronary blood flow and coronary calibre as well as provoke electrical malfunctions in the heart as well as increase the blood pressure and heart rate.