Question 1

can you ingest ketamine in capsule?

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Yes: Ketamine can be taken orally.  For an equivalent effect, a higher dose will be needed than if the ketamine is taken intravenously or intramuscularly (by injection).

Question 2

what to do if i'm going to have a ketamine?

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Ketamine: it is anagesic in small doses but large doses it act as gernal anesthesia.It can threated life depending upon dose

Question 3

please tell me recommendations for ketamine?

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Excellent anesthetic: Ketamine is a special type of anesthetic called dissociative. When administered you remain " awake" but have remarkable analgesia. It is good in special situations where general may be to dangerous like a leg trauma with blood loss, severe as, often seen in battle field since the analgesia is so great. It is possible to od and causes nightmares so recovery should be done in a quite calm area.

Question 4

what are the effects of ketamine when insuffilared/sniffed?

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Not good!: Ketamine is a very potent analgesic/anesthetic agent.  Intranasal use is not recommended.  In low doses, ketamine causes sedation, decreased sensation to pain and increased salivation.  In higher doses, it can cause hallucinations and increased blood pressure and heart rate.  Ketamine is NOT used outside of a medical setting...Do NOT use at home!

Question 5

is acepromazine like ketamine?

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No: Acepromazine and ketamine can both be used as animal anesthetics, but they are not the same drug.  Ketamine is a nonbarbiturate anesthetic, and acepromazine is a phenothiazine related to thorazine (chlorpromazine) ( the first human antipsychotic agent discovered).  Sometimes veterinarians may use the 2 of these drugs together.

Question 6

did ketamine ever kill anyone?

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I am not aware: I am not aware of ketamine ever killing a patient; but i can think of patients in whom ketamine would be contraindicated.

Question 7

what are the risks of taking ketamine?

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Unconsciousness and: death, as worse case scenario - as with any drugs designed to induce general anesthesia state, if attempted as recreational drug or administered by people not qualified to use it. One of the mechanisms - spasm of vocal cords (laryngospasm) that leads to lack of oxygen. It can raise the intracranial pressure, cause hallucinations. It is a safe drug though when used by experts for the right reasons

Question 8

are acepromazine and ketamine similar?

Accepted Answer

No: Aceprimazine is closely related to Chlorpromazine  and is a veterinary drug. These drugs in humans are antipsychotic medications. Ketamine is not relate at all to theses drugs.  It is in its own class and causes dissociative anesthesia.

Question 9

does ketamine cause glutamate rebound?

Accepted Answer

Not sure: Ketamine functions in the brain as a “dissociative anesthetic, ” where dissociative indicate a shutting off of the brain from the body rather than simply pain blocking.  Specifically, ketamine blocks the brain’s glutamate receptor, which when normally functioning accept glutamate increasing cell activity and brain function.  I have not seen any evidence of glutamate rebound, but will research.

Question 10

is mixing ketamine and mdma safe to do?

Accepted Answer

No: Please do not use ketamine at all. It is only a safe drug inside a hospital setting.

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