Nasal damage from cocaine
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| - | Chronic intranasal usage can degrade the [[cartilage]] separating the [[nostril]]s (the [[septum nasi]]), leading eventually to its complete disappearance. Due to the absorption of the cocaine from cocaine hydrochloride, the remaining hydrochloride forms a dilute hydrochloric acid. | + | Chronic intranasal usage of cocaine can degrade the [[cartilage]] separating the [[nostril]]s (the [[septum nasi]]), leading eventually to its complete disappearance. Due to the absorption of the cocaine from cocaine hydrochloride, the remaining hydrochloride forms a dilute hydrochloric acid. |
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Chronic intranasal usage of cocaine can degrade the cartilage separating the nostrils (the septum nasi), leading eventually to its complete disappearance. Due to the absorption of the cocaine from cocaine hydrochloride, the remaining hydrochloride forms a dilute hydrochloric acid.
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