Special K
Special K, or scientifically known as Ketamine, is an anesthetic drug used in surgical procedures on both humans and animals. Special K is used because of its affordability and its lasting high. When used recreationally, this drug produces effects similar to PCP, and a high that can last up to two hours.
Help From Your Addiction To Special K
Several common side effects that one will experience whenever he or she uses Special K as a way to get high include, but are not limited to:
- Hallucinations
- Out of body experiences
- Impaired attention
- Memory loss
- Loss of short term learning abilities
- Impaired motor function
- High blood pressure
- Increased heart rate
These effects can last anywhere from thirty minutes to an hour, depending on the dose used and the individual taking the drugs. A major problem with using Special k, both recreationally and for medical purposes, is the possibility of addiction. Because of the mental rewards that one will seem to experience while taking Special k, their body and mind will become addicted soon after they begin using the drug. After a short period of time he or she will begin to experience side effects that list:
- Depression
- Loss of long term memory
- Learning impairment
- Increased blood pressure (long term)
- Physical health diminishes
- Possible long term damage to his or her liver function and heart function
Contact Us Today To Speak With A Counselor About Your Addiction To Special K
Special k is a fairly new drug in the illicit drug world, and many individuals are using this drug because there are not too many researches that have been done to prove that long term use of this drug is a health hazard. Any drug, especially one used as an anesthetic, should be considered dangerous when used recreationally or when a prescription drug abuse turns into an addiction.
To learn more about the effects of Special k to your health, or to get help in overcoming your addiction to Special k today, contact one of our specialists.
