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Hi Andrea

I take 25mg 4 x day. I actually get almost no side effects from it apart from visual problems when I first started it. I take it oral in liquid. I also take lots of other stuff but I think it is the ketamine which has helped me the most. Far less side effects and better pain relief than morphine etc.

are u on low dose ketamine or short term high dose...??

do you take it as a breakthrough pain med? or just generally?

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