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Free Cocaine Addiction Test: Are you addicted to Cocaine?

A cocaine addiction test cannot take the place of an official diagnosis from a clinician, but it can give you an idea of whether you should seek treatment.

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Article at a Glance:

  • Your answers to this quiz are confidential.
  • Cocaine addiction is diagnosed based upon criteria found in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 5th Edition.
  • When cocaine use begins to have serious consequences, it is time to seek treatment.

Cocaine addiction can cause a variety of physical and mental health concerns. If you’re struggling with cocaine use, filling out a self-assessment quiz can help you determine whether treatment may be necessary.

Concerned that a friend, family member or someone you love is using illegal drugs? Take our test —  Is My Loved One Addicted To Illicit Drugs? — to see if your loved one may need help.

Am I Addicted to Cocaine?

Our self-assessment quiz was created to help you evaluate the level of your cocaine use. However, this quiz is not intended to replace a proper, clinical diagnosis of cocaine addiction. You can use the quiz results as a guide to help you determine whether your cocaine use is problematic. The quiz can also help you recognize the signs and symptoms of cocaine use disorder and seek treatment for cocaine addiction if necessary.

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Taken cocaine in larger amounts or over longer periods of time than you intended?

Tried, and failed, to cut down or control your cocaine use?

Spent a significant amount of time obtaining cocaine, using it or recovering from its effects?

Felt overwhelming cravings for cocaine?

Failed to fulfill major role obligations at work, school or home because of your cocaine use?

Faced legal issues (possession charges, arrest, incarceration, etc.) because of your cocaine use?

Continued to use cocaine despite it causing recurring conflicts with your friends, family members or coworkers?

Stopped (or significantly withdrawn from) participating in social, occupational or recreational activities that you once enjoyed because of your cocaine use?

Chosen to use cocaine even when it caused bodily injury?

Developed a tolerance to cocaine (meaning you needed to take more cocaine each time you used it to feel the same effects)?

Experienced cocaine withdrawal symptoms, or taken the drug to avoid withdrawal symptoms?

Taken cocaine in larger amounts or over longer periods of time than you intended?


Your assessment results are confidential. Please enter your information below to proceed to your results.



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What Qualifies as a Cocaine Addiction?

A cocaine addiction, or cocaine use disorder, is diagnosed based on 11 criteria listed in the DSM-5. A person must meet two criteria for a mild cocaine use disorder, four criteria for a moderate disorder and six or more criteria for a severe disorder.

A cocaine use disorder is diagnosed when a person continues to use cocaine despite significant consequences, such as difficulty at work or school, problems in personal relationships or health problems caused by cocaine.

Depending on your quiz results, you may want to speak with your physician or call The Recovery Village to learn about options for cocaine addiction treatment.

What Can Cocaine Addiction Lead to? Find out →

FAQs About Cocaine Addiction and Treatment

Is cocaine addiction common?

According to the most recent data from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, cocaine use disorder is relatively uncommon. Each year, around 0.4% of the American population (1 million people) experience a cocaine addiction.

Why consider treatment for cocaine addiction?

Cocaine addiction can interfere with daily life in a number of ways. It can cause problems functioning at work or school, or lead a person to use the drug in risky situations. Cocaine use can also lead to serious health concerns like skin infections, collapsed veins, respiratory problems, bowel decay, issues with swallowing, malnutrition and paranoia. Cocaine addiction treatment can reduce your risk for cocaine-related health problems and eliminate the negative consequences that cocaine has on your daily life.

When should you consider medical or professional detox?

Long-term cocaine use can cause dependence to develop, meaning that the body does not function the same without cocaine. If you stop using the drug, you will experience uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms like fatigue, depression, sleep problems, slowed thinking and increases in appetite. A medical detox can help you cope with side effects and get through the withdrawal phase in a safe, comfortable setting.

What types of treatment programs are available for cocaine addiction?

Behavioral treatments, such as counseling or therapy, are commonly used to treat cocaine addiction. For example, a type of counseling called cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is commonly used for cocaine addiction. Rehab centers may also use contingency management programs, which provide people with rewards for staying sober. Support groups, such as 12-step programs, are also used in the treatment of cocaine addiction.

What things should I consider when choosing a cocaine rehab program?

When looking for a cocaine rehab facility, consider whether you should choose inpatient or outpatient treatment. If you have a severe cocaine addiction, an inpatient program may be the best option for you. If your addiction is milder and you have plenty of support in the community, outpatient rehab may be suitable. It is also important to choose a program that offers counseling to address the underlying issues that led to addiction. The rehab should employ licensed, qualified staff, such as clinical social workers and mental health counselors.

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