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12-06-2010, 07:29 AM
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My pain doctor at USC has a new patient who reports that his or her pain increased as a result of having had ketamine at another institution.
So my question is this: Other than complications incidental to the procedure (and there were a lot of them with the coma treatment) does anyone have personal knowledge of someone's pain actually having been made worse by the ketamine itself? Thanks, Mike |
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follow-up ketamine question: can it ever make the pain worse?
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