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There are a variety of drug treatment centers open for those suffering from an addiction to pain killers or just addicted to an illegal substance in general. If one does not wish to join one of the stay in places they can join one the NA groups in their area.

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In its street form Ketamine is usually powdered.

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Short Term:
Out of body experience, hallucinations, temporary blackouts, numbness, muscle spasms, elevated blood pressure, drowsiness, increased heart rate, and in higher doses an out of body experience.
Long Term:
Long lasting injuries from lack of pain response, permanent brain damage, severe abdominal pain, nerve damage, thickening of the bladder, and kidney problems.

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Discovered by Dr. Calvin Stevens of Wayne State in Michigan, it was isolated in 1961 in an experiment to create an alternative and not as powerful version of PCP. Doctors loved this new drug as it was the first anesthetic to not suppress the patient's breathing when administered. It was considered a breakthrough drug and doctors scrambled to use it thinking that it would allow their patients to wake up relaxed and pain free. It was first used on people in the 1970s where it was used by the US army and by doctors in hospitals everywhere as a general anesthesia. Eventually though, people began to report troubling side effects, saying that they had had hallucinations and been visited by dead relatives or even angels. This caused its use to drop considerably until it resurfaced as a club and date rape drug.

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Ketamine is used during painful procedure and invasive surgeries as a way to relieve a patients pain. It is a general anesthetic which means that it numbs the whole body and causes the user to sleep. This is different from local anesthetic because local only numbs a part of the body, not the entirety of it. When used in a medical setting, the drug is administered in liquid fo

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This is a picture of Ketamine in the form it is used for in hospitals and for other legal, medical uses.

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Special K, blind squid, cat valium, honey oil, jet, K, ket, kit kat, vitamin K are just a few of the names that Ketamine goes by.

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Depressant, has hallucinogenic properties and side effects from use. Has mind- altering properties, hence dissociation as it separates the user from the world.

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A Schedule III Drug is currently accepted as a valid medical treatment in the USA. However, these drugs can become a low to moderate addiction, both physically and psychologically.

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Ketamine Hydrochloride, or simply Ketamine, is a Schedule Three drug that is classified as a Dissociative Anesthetic. Ketamine is a highly addictive drug that can cause the user to experience an abrupt high that lasts for only around five minutes. Users will experience a full body "buzz" and an out of body experience of euphoria. However after that high they come completely and abruptly down in what users describe as a K- Hole. It's chemical formula is C13H16ClNO. Ketamine can be snorted, injected, swallowed in a makeshift pill capsule, and dissolved in the mouth.