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Ketamine and skin reactions

MoosejawSanders

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I tried ketamine for around the second time last night and I notice that my skin has gotten a bit blotchy today. I've looked around online for mentions of this and it seems that some people do get this. My skin did have a weird feel to it last night and into this morning, kind of like a burning sensation in the thighs as if I had exposed my legs to harsh cold. It seems that it could be an allergic reaction, but I'm not sure if anyone knows anything more concrete...
 
ketamine acts as a noradrenergic reuptake inhibitor, it can cause vasoconstriction, which can lead to blotchy skin. did you inject it into your thighs? if your source wasn't a vial of s-ketamine, did you pass it through a .22 micron filter? there are too many variables to determine what went wrong without more details
 
It was snorted in maybe 70mg lines over the course of the night. I did maybe 300mg total over a few hours. The spots are on my thighs, where I was having the sensation, and one right on the side of my nose, like over the sinus.
 
maybe an allergic reaction to an inactive cut. try a different batch, if that doesnt help maybe your body doesnt like ketamine
 
It sounds like it may be a reaction to cuts or preservatives in the ketamine, or (less likely) K itself
If it happens again with the same batch, try another batch/supplier. If it gives the same effects; you'll know.
 
I tried ketamine for around the second time last night and I notice that my skin has gotten a bit blotchy today. I've looked around online for mentions of this and it seems that some people do get this. My skin did have a weird feel to it last night and into this morning, kind of like a burning sensation in the thighs as if I had exposed my legs to harsh cold. It seems that it could be an allergic reaction, but I'm not sure if anyone knows anything more concrete...

Like others said, it was probably a cut. Probably some type of amino acid.
 
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