i am tweaking on ketamine

[Deleted member 17578]

Idk what the fucck happened, I only used some K with alcohol but my mind is going EVERYWHERE. it's so fucking hyped and pumped up

its what i talked about earlier where i believe i may be bipolar cuz this shit aint supposed to happen on K.

im fucking going everywhere, time cant go fast enough, im jumpy, super-hot, sweaty.

maybe my shit is laced with meth or something but i dobut it tbh

 

[isis_Bleach]

i need some K

 

[Deleted member 17578]

i need some K

my k is from india

 

[isis_Bleach]

my k is from india

need the source bhai

 

[Deleted member 17578]

Ketamine-Induced Manic Episode

Prim Care Companion CNS Disord 2021;23(3):20l02811 To cite: Bhatt K, Yoo J, Bridges A. Ketamine-induced manic episode. Prim Care Companion CNS Disord.

www.psychiatrist.com

maybe im fucked

 

[Deleted member 17578]

need the source bhai

darkweb

 

[Deleted member 17578]

Mr A is a 23-year-old White man (weight: 154 lb) with a history of polysubstance abuse, bipolar I disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) who was admitted to the psychiatric hospital for a manic episode with psychotic features. Approximately 5 weeks before admission, a provider recommended ketamine to treat his bipolar depression and PTSD. Mr A received 6 ketamine infusions over 14 days at 0.5 mg/kg. He reported undergoing full psychiatric evaluation before his first infusion but was not reevaluated before subsequent infusions. He was not taking a mood stabilizer or other psychotropic medications at that time.

Mr A reported that his depressive symptoms, specifically hopelessness and agitation, immediately improved after his first ketamine infusion. His mood became increasingly elevated with subsequent infusions. By the final infusion, Mr A felt he had “reached a euphoric state.” He developed grandiose delusions and reckless behavior leading to a 5-day inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. He was discharged with oral olanzapine, which he never took.

Over the next 3 weeks, Mr A continued to decompensate with escalating recklessness and impulsive behaviors, including a sudden trip across the country, risky sex, excessive spending, and drug use that likely exacerbated his mania. He did not report or display cognitive impairment. He was hospitalized again with a diagnosis of bipolar mania with psychotic features and was stabilized on lithium 1,200 mg per day and aripiprazole 15 mg per day, achieving full remission after 3 weeks. Mr A did not to develop recurrence of depressive symptoms after stabilization. It is important to note that other factors, particularly drug use, may have contributed to this patient’s mania. However, the timeline of events suggests that ketamine infusions triggered the onset of manic symptoms, which secondarily led to drug use and other risky behaviors.



WTF THIS IS ME. ITS BEGINNING

 

[StrangerDanger]

enter the hole

 

[isis_Bleach]

Mr A is a 23-year-old White man (weight: 154 lb) with a history of polysubstance abuse, bipolar I disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) who was admitted to the psychiatric hospital for a manic episode with psychotic features. Approximately 5 weeks before admission, a provider recommended ketamine to treat his bipolar depression and PTSD. Mr A received 6 ketamine infusions over 14 days at 0.5 mg/kg. He reported undergoing full psychiatric evaluation before his first infusion but was not reevaluated before subsequent infusions. He was not taking a mood stabilizer or other psychotropic medications at that time.

Mr A reported that his depressive symptoms, specifically hopelessness and agitation, immediately improved after his first ketamine infusion. His mood became increasingly elevated with subsequent infusions. By the final infusion, Mr A felt he had “reached a euphoric state.” He developed grandiose delusions and reckless behavior leading to a 5-day inpatient psychiatric hospitalization. He was discharged with oral olanzapine, which he never took.

Over the next 3 weeks, Mr A continued to decompensate with escalating recklessness and impulsive behaviors, including a sudden trip across the country, risky sex, excessive spending, and drug use that likely exacerbated his mania. He did not report or display cognitive impairment. He was hospitalized again with a diagnosis of bipolar mania with psychotic features and was stabilized on lithium 1,200 mg per day and aripiprazole 15 mg per day, achieving full remission after 3 weeks. Mr A did not to develop recurrence of depressive symptoms after stabilization. It is important to note that other factors, particularly drug use, may have contributed to this patient’s mania. However, the timeline of events suggests that ketamine infusions triggered the onset of manic symptoms, which secondarily led to drug use and other risky behaviors.



WTF THIS IS ME. ITS BEGINNING

at least they didnt mention ur use of extremist terrorist incel sites like on my report

 

[Deleted member 17578]

auditory hallucinations

i have these EVERYWHERE.

WHY DO LIGHTS MAKE SOUND? WHY DOES A PIECE OF PLASTIC HAVE SOUND?

WTHAT FF

 

[Deleted member 17578]

auditory hallucinations are insane.

i have them soooo much right now. everything is making weird sounds.

 

[Deleted member 17578]

wtf it all makes sense now

 

[Deleted member 17578]

wtf it all makes sense now

Been K-holing 5 times a week for the past 2 weeks.

@Ketamine Used 7 grams of ketamine over the past 2 weeks. There's definitely a tolerance build-up, but I can still k-hole just fine. I can now recognize 2 clear states of K-holing. The 'dry-state', most common for me. And a 'wet' state. Both are very enjoyable, although the 'wet' state can...

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