Teeth Went Numb from Ketamine

[Veritaz]

So I have a 10 gram bag of Ketamine and has been using it almost every night for the past couple weeks and going on little adventures. I don't think I have K holed yet I just take about 80-100mg and bump more and just lay in complete darkness and float around.

So last night was particularly annoying. You know that feeling when you do good coke it feels like your two front teeth (buck teeth) feel pressurized, numb, and almost as if they are growing? Well that happened last night, I did a 90mg line, then 10 minutes later I was trying to concentrate on floating away but there was this crazy pressure coming from my two top front teeth. I actually called it a night and didn't dose anymore because the feeling was so uncomfortable. I can see where cocaine would do this because of the local anesthetic effect, but I've never had this happen with Ketamine, and mind you I am doing fairly low to average doses.

Any idea? Has anyone experienced this?

 

[sekio]

ketamine is a local anesthetic too, this is normal.

 

[Veritaz]

Yea I was under the impression that Ketamine was more of a general anesthetic detaching the mind from the body, rather than physically numbing it.

But it was so damn annoying I couldn't drift like I usually do. I usually do 60mg, then bump bump bump. This time I just did a full 100mg to start, so maybe that had an effect, but I've never heard of anyone else experiencing this. It was a numbing pressure going from my nose, down my upper lip, and through my teeth. I could like feel the insides of my two front teeth like they were about to pop.

 

[.:Holy::Toast:.]

I've never had my teeth go numb from it but as has been said above it is a local anisthetic so soft tissues and open cuts can be numbed with ketamine.
For people with rashes or inflammation on parts of their body ketamine and a mixture of other anisthetics are mixed into a cream and used.