Daquan Gibson
Rising Star
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Ketamine also leads to problems with thinking, memory, and concentration.
Ketamine, which is used as an anesthetic in veterinary medicine, gives its users hallucinations, an “out of body” feeling, and feelings of euphoria or a dream-like state. It is swallowed, injected, or snorted. Ketamine also leads to problems with thinking, memory, and concentration.
A new study followed over 1,200 people who had used ketamine in the last year. Of the users, 17% were addicted to it, and 26% of users had experienced urinary problems, including pain in the lower abdomen, burning or stinging during urination, bloody urine, and incontinence (urine leakage).
The severity of urinary symptoms was connected to how often and the size of the dose of ketamine the participants used.
Half the participants reported that their symptoms improved after they stopped using the drug. A small minority (4%) said they continued to have symptoms after they ceased use.
Ketamine is known to cause irritation and inflammation of the mucous membranes, as well as thickening of the bladder wall and kidney problems. But the exact mechanisms by which ketamine actually causes these changes in the urinary tract are not well understood.
With Regards,
Daquan Gibson
Ketamine also leads to problems with thinking, memory, and concentration.
Ketamine, which is used as an anesthetic in veterinary medicine, gives its users hallucinations, an “out of body” feeling, and feelings of euphoria or a dream-like state. It is swallowed, injected, or snorted. Ketamine also leads to problems with thinking, memory, and concentration.
A new study followed over 1,200 people who had used ketamine in the last year. Of the users, 17% were addicted to it, and 26% of users had experienced urinary problems, including pain in the lower abdomen, burning or stinging during urination, bloody urine, and incontinence (urine leakage).
The severity of urinary symptoms was connected to how often and the size of the dose of ketamine the participants used.
Half the participants reported that their symptoms improved after they stopped using the drug. A small minority (4%) said they continued to have symptoms after they ceased use.
Ketamine is known to cause irritation and inflammation of the mucous membranes, as well as thickening of the bladder wall and kidney problems. But the exact mechanisms by which ketamine actually causes these changes in the urinary tract are not well understood.
With Regards,
Daquan Gibson