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How to suggest Ketamie as a treatment to your GP?

 
 
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Old 02-05-2013, 12:55 PM #1
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Default How to suggest Ketamine as a treatment to your GP?
I've an app' tomorrow and everything has been tried you name it all the opiates/nerve pain killers/anti-convulsants/nerve blocks etc

Now I'm worried what my GP will think when I suggest this, I've scowered the whole web ever since having this and Ketamine is the only thing that has a consistent high pain relief rate feedback

I can only just use my hands so something needs to happen now as it's getting much worse
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