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Officials in South Dakota seized 10.1 kilograms of cocaine in 2007. In 2006, 29.1% of the Federally-sentenced defendants in South Dakota had committed drug offenses. Approximately 16.8% of these drug cases involved cocaine.

South Dakota reported 15,802 admissions to drug and alcohol treatment centers for 2006. 189 of those admissions were for a cocaine addiction. According to NSDUH data, approximately 14,000 South Dakota residetns reported needing but not receiving treatment for a drug abuse problem within the last year.

When searching for a cocaine rehab in South Dakota, it is important to realize that there are several different types of rehabilitation facilities available. Our drug and alcohol counselors are here to help you with these decesions and make enrolling in a drug rehab as easy as possible.

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Cocaine Treatment Centers in South Dakota

Even though methamphetamine has become very popular in the state of South Dakota, cocaine is still the most abused drug in the state. It is very easy to acquire cocaine, especially in Sioux Falls and the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in southwestern South Dakota. Officials believe that most of the cocaine brought into the state of South Dakota is from Illinois, Colorado, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Iowa.

According to reports from teh National Survey on Drug Use and Health, there are 44,000 South Dakota residents that have abused drugs in the last month. 11,000 people in South Dakota have abused cocaine in the last year. Further results show that 15,000 South Dakota residents have admitted to being dependant on an illegal drug within the last year.

6% of 9th graders have abused cocaine in the last month, according to the NSDUH results. Even more alarming is the percentage of 12th graders who have abused cocaine in the last month, 10% of all 12th graders.

South Dakota Cocaine Addiction

When you realize that your loved one is addicted to cocaine it can be very overwhelming and confusing. Often times, people do not even know what sort of signs to look for when spotting cocaine abuse. We have provided a list of the most common ways to tell if someone is abusing cocaine.

Cocaine causes a person's pupils to become dilated.

Often times a cocaine addict will have severe mood swings. Cocaine will alter the person's ability to perceive things, causing them to get mad over something insignificant or very happy over something seemingly small.

Cocaine affects the central nervous system. This means that once a person ingests cocaine they feel an increased amount of energy, a rush of euphoria and are often times jittery and anxious. This is all part of the high from cocaine. Additionally, cocaine suppresses the appettite. Weight loss is not uncommon with this addiction.

Cocaine is not a cheap drug. Once a person has become addicted to cocaine they will need to spend large amounts of money to continue the habit. This means that most likely they will have "missing" money or there will be money unaccounted for.

Just like all other drugs, cocaine will prevent a person from doing the things that he or she is good at, this means that their job performance will usually suffer and they will usually lose interest in hobbies.

Remember, if you suspect that your loved one is abusing cocaine the time to act is now. Please call one of our drug and alcohol counselors immediately. Help is available.

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