Short-term Cocaine Effects: Increased temperature, Dilated pupils, Constricted vessels, Increased blood pressure, Mental alertness, Increased energy, Decreased appetite, Increased heart rate
The increased energy sometimes referred to as a rush, draw many first-time users to try cocaine. The quick high will keep you up longer and can increase your endurance in many physical activities. Some people who are new to cocaine try it to increase work productivity to work longer hours and be supposedly more creative. Although this might work at first it tends to lead to increased usage that leads to becoming addicted.
Increased heart rate, blood pressure, constricted blood vessels, dilated pupils, and increased temperature are all short-term physiological cocaine effects. Large doses of cocaine will intensify the users high, which in turn sometimes cause the cocaine user to display erratic and violent behavior.
