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Misc Outcome of constant use of cocaine and ketamine?

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Mackrul

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What would be the outcome of a life of constant cocaine and ketamine abuse?
potentially form a hole in nose?
extreme paranoia?
possible OD?
 
Lots of variables and possibilities, many of which, not aiding in the benefit of whoever is behind the endeavor.
 
Mackrul said:
What would be the outcome of a life of constant cocaine and ketamine abuse?
potentially form a hole in nose?
extreme paranoia?
possible OD?
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Yes, all of the above. ABUSE of the two would also likely lead to incarceration at some point, and a substantially shorter lifespan, not to mention other medical problems like an enlarged heart, and
 
Well cocaine is cardiotoxic so it will have a very negative impact on the heart as well as a slew of other physical effects. Ketamine damages the kidneys so there will be issues there too. Those are just the two major physical effects I can think off. Then there is issues with the law as someone said and I am sure the membranes of the nose will erode over time, especially if they are not taken care of at all.

I am sure chronic use of either is bad for you and a life time of abuse of both would definitely not be good for you.
 
A friend of mine has been a notorious Ketamine user for many, many years now - and has just been diagnosed as having Multiple Sclerosis.

The evidence linking the two is emerging at quite a fast rate now. He'll never know if it was Ketamine or coincidence, but self-induced Multiple Sclerosis is a sobering thought...
 
With regular, (daily or every 2 days) relatively high dose abuse of both substances would IMO / IME could result in:

-Srong psychological addiction to both
-Serious bladder problems, long term wil destroy your bladder, have to have a "piss pouch and tube" or transplant maybe (Ket)
-Severe paranoia (coke)
-Risk of heart problems, possible heart attck(s), which can be fatal (cocaine)
-Isolating yourself socially (ketamine)
-Only having "drug friends" (both)

These are a few possibilities to consider...
 
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