Over time, the body can develop the following long-term effects from crack use: Fluid in the lungs Asthma A higher likelihood of developing an addiction Chest pains Difficulty breathing Coughing up blood Decreased oxygen in the body Damage to the lungs Pneumonia Interstitial lung disease Pulmonary hypertension The long-term effects of cocaine include the following: Nosebleeds Loss of smell Scarring Collapsed veins Difficulty swallowing Perforation of the tissue between the nostrils Higher risks of hepatitis C, HIV, or other blood diseases Severe tissue or skin infections Both crack and cocaine may lead to the following long-term effects: Kidney damage Heart attack, headaches High blood pressure, permanent brain damage Ulcers, inflammation of the digestive tract Seizures, weakened immune system
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The only exception was the second version, which featured an orange tobacco tree with leaves painted in a pattern resembling the suns rays.
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You may only apply a maximum of 4 qts or 4 lbs per acre per season, so remember that total if multiple applications will be used
