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ArishMell · 70-79, M
There was, co-incidentally, a programme on the radio this morning about widespread use of ketamine by teenagers, some hardly even that, in Burnley, Blackburn and other towns in the NW of England. Though highlighting that area of course the same programme could have been made elsewhere.
It is terrible stuff. It has genuine veterinary and human, medical anaesthetic uses, but its misuse is not only highly addictive and could lead to trying other toxins like heroine and cocaine. It rapidly causes organ failure, particularly of the bladder first shown by considerable pain, abnormally frequent need to urinate with passing blood, and leading to the sufferer eventually incontinent, having to wear nappies .
It is terrible stuff. It has genuine veterinary and human, medical anaesthetic uses, but its misuse is not only highly addictive and could lead to trying other toxins like heroine and cocaine. It rapidly causes organ failure, particularly of the bladder first shown by considerable pain, abnormally frequent need to urinate with passing blood, and leading to the sufferer eventually incontinent, having to wear nappies .
