Cocain: sneezing fits/running nose/bleeding nose, 1 week after consumption?

[rsvmad1]

Hi. me and my GF had a house party 7 days ago.
Our plan was to take some good quality E`s we had, we had 3 E`s each from 7pm to 12pm. A friend of mine turned up at the party with some good quality coke so when all the E`s where gone we started on the coke (we dont take coke much this was the first time in 4 years), my long time good friend said he washed the coke back (1g of coke washed back to 0.8g of crack, 80%pure) and I do trust him.

Anyways I would say from 12 midnight to 4am I had maybe 1/3 to 1/2 of a gram and was very good stuff. The next day all I did was sneeze/running nose/ and bloody snot, its 7 days later and am still sneezing still got runny nose and still got blood spots in my snot, why? and how do I clear it up? its only happened to me my GF is fine no sneezing no runny nose or anything like that and she had the same amount as me!

From now on I will be sticking to the E`s no more coke my nose is annoying the living shit out of me.

 

[adam west]

i think thats quite unusual a week later. im familiar with the runny nose but the blood in the snot 7 days later should be a concern.

 

[rsvmad1]

i think thats quite unusual a week later. im familiar with the runny nose but the blood in the snot 7 days later should be a concern.

Thnaks for the reply.. I have tried antihistamines, and water rince. nothing will clear it up.. could I have a nasal infection or has the coke fuked my nose up lol

 

[tentram]

^agreed.

i would see a doctor to be on the safe side, especially since these symptoms are showing up a week after use. have you been railing anything else in between?

you very well may develop an infection from the sounds of it if you don;t take care.

rinsing your nose out with a saline solution may help in the mean time, keeping the nasal cavity clear and clean. but please do seek medical attention especially if it doesn't start to improve and deteriorates any further!

 

[Swimmingdancer]

Your nose may be especially sensitive. Rinse with saline solution several times a day. Gently apply a thin layer of antibiotic ointment to the inside of your nose using a clean q-tip 2-3 times a day. If it doesn't improve soon or gets worse see a doctor. Do NOT snort anything in the meantime.