The long-term use of ketamine does not only affect users’ minds. Studies show it destroys their bladders too.
BY the time David*, 35, showed up at his urologist’s office in need of bladder enlargement surgery, it had been two years since he first experienced problems urinating. Coincidentally, it was also three years since he started taking ketamine regularly at nightclubs after work.
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