Tre3hugger
Let Your Freak Flag Fly
It is comparable for the actual surgery. And better for pain management. It has no potential for physical addiction and a low propensity for abuse. The exact opposite of morphine. Vets use it on almost all other mammals constantly. Problem is some people can't handle the profound mental side effects of ketamine. It is a lot easier to hide in the warm blanket of opiates until you wake up one day and your prescription is up and you are physically dependant. It is common knowledge that over prescribing of opiates has been a humongous contributor to the current heroin problem in America. Ketamine may offer some relief from that situation. What is bad about it?These are the same people that think Ketamine is a better option than morphine for a hip replacement.
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