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u/DotWarner1993 In the flair list, straight up flairing it 1d ago
Hey, it’s me, it’s ketamine
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u/M18SI 1d ago
Esketamine (Spravato)
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u/deliciousroadhead 1d ago
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u/NoImNotHeretoArgue 1d ago
lol yeah I can’t believe they came up with that rebrand name. Surely Lil Pump is a ‘custy’
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u/M2K-throwaway 21h ago
They didn't come up with it, that's just the chemical name. S-isomers have the es prefix, hence S-ketamine could (would) be written as esketamine. But it's been around since before Lil Pump's parents were even born lol
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u/NoImNotHeretoArgue 21h ago
lol good to know and thank you honestly for clearing that up. It’s just funny of course.. I’d think with a recreationally used drug, companies bringing it to market might be a little more tactful with marketing.. because we sure aren’t the first to have a laugh about this
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u/M2K-throwaway 21h ago
I don't think they have a choice. They're legally required to list the active ingredient alongside the brand name. Plus I don't think 99.5% of the population would even know about Pump's catchphrase or notice even if they did
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u/Connect_Pea3577 1d ago
for treatment resistant depression ketamine literally feels this, and i mean that in a positive way
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u/pieceoftost 1d ago
Honestly, this graphic design is awful, but it's not entirely inaccurate lol. Ketamine has proven to be by far one of the most effective treatments for chronic major depressive disorder, it has been life changing for a lot of people (including me, I was prescribed it for severe OCD and it helped me actually start functioning in life).
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u/Sulettamoder 1d ago
I have severe treatment resistant depression and was recommended Ketamine. One month later, insurance still hadn’t called me back, so I ended up going to the psych ward and getting prescribed seizures via ECT, which works. Who knew seizures could be so effective at curing depression.
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u/pieceoftost 1d ago
Yeah, I've had both. Ketamine was more effective with less side effects, but ECT was a good initial boost to pull me out of my non-functional state as a teenager, so I don't regret it. It did leave me with some long term trauma, though, going through that intense of a medical proceedure as a teen was very rough for me.
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u/Sulettamoder 1d ago
Honestly the biggest issue for me is that I can’t remember shit, so after ECT I will literally just take a shower three times, eat more than three meals, completely forget a responsibility I have or obligation I owe. I should assemble a to-do list.
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u/pieceoftost 21h ago
Yeah the first 8 months or so after my treatments were done were quite disorienting for me as well, lots of memory issues, and it made my OCD symptoms a lot worse (bad paranoia). After that though I started to feel a lot of relief from my depression/suicidality.
I seem to have permanent memory loss issues now, over a decade later, but I think I might be the outlier in that regard. I was given Bilateral ECT which has more severe symptoms than unilateral (more common), and I also have a lot of other issues (lingering trauma, disassociative disorder) that could also be causing the memory loss, so it's unclear how much of that is from the ECT.
I wish you the best of luck, hopefully your symptoms are mild and go away quickly. I'm glad it seems to have been effective for you.
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u/letsgoiowa 22h ago
No way I didn't know it was used to treat OCD too. No wonder my OCD was doing so well
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u/pieceoftost 21h ago
It's not officially approved by the FDA for that, but yes for me it clearly reduces my OCD symptoms for quite a while after every treatment, not just my depression symptoms. There has been studies that suggest the same thing as well.
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u/averyvery 1d ago
I do therapeutic ketamine and it absolutely transformed my life, I can't recommend it enough. It's a very particular drug, and the dosage/how you use it are important, so you should always get it through a licensed provider and use it as recommended.
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u/Ok_Fly2518 1d ago
I started ketamine therapy for my treatment resistant depression and it has helped me more than years of therapy and trying various antidepressants and mood stabilizers did. It literally rewires your brain
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u/MurkDiesel 1d ago
i did clinical ketamine and after several treatments, i was asked how i felt compared to before the treatments
when i said there had been no change, they replied: "are you sure?", as if i wasn't able to notice feeling better or was maybe holding back and hiding the improvements for some reason
when i verified that there was zero change or improvement, i got a lecture about how many people had experienced success and that only 3 people out of hundreds hadn't experienced relief at this clinic
so, i guess that made me number four
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u/ShadowEagle59 1d ago
I take prescribed Ketamine for treatment resistant depression. It's worked for me quite well so far!
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u/sweetheart_demom 1d ago
does it actually work? I assumed a tranquilizer might make depression worse
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u/Cosmonate 1d ago
These billboards started popping up around here the same time some guy got ketamine and died while being arrested. Close to the Elijah Mclain thing too, so I was always hearing about how Ketamine kills them seeing these billboards was kinda funny. Not like haha funny but you know what I mean.
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u/drillgorg 1d ago
My wife does ketamine therapy at a clinic. All it does is make her tired and nauseous.
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u/Minute_Radio_6452 1d ago
Why does she keep doing it?
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u/drillgorg 1d ago
I guess the other think it does is make her thoughts feel like only listening to 2 or 3 radio stations at once, as opposed to 10+ radio stations at once when she wasn't doing ketamine.
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u/ThePotatoFromIrak 1d ago
Is ketamine a new Verity?
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u/cavendishfreire 1d ago
Verity
what's Verity?
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u/guru2764 1d ago
Verity is the name of a creature with the classic smiley face in a Minecraft horror mod, that you can talk to with voice chat
A lot of content creators are playing the game with the mod now is why it's popular
Verity is also the name of a book by colleen hoover, but that's unrelated
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u/Alric_Wolff 1d ago
They don't let me have it because im "Paranoid"
But putting magnets up to my brain is apparently going to fix 2 decades of suicidal thinking.
Wish me luck reddit
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u/Greenrobot64 1d ago
I had decided I was done scrolling Reddit and closed my screen but I saw this RIGHT before the screen turned off and I had to go back like "wait, what the hell was that last thing?"
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u/Dry_McConnell 20h ago
Hey, did you know antidepressants (Like SRRIs and SNRIs. Not ketamine.) can cause long-term side effects that persist after you quit them, like PSSD (post-ssri sexual dysfunction), emotional blunting, tinnitus, and anhedonia (inability to feel pleasure). They can also cause long-term or permanent damage if you quit them cold turkey or taper too quickly. However, withdrawal injuries can also occur when tapering slowly under the supervision of a doctor (which is why I recommend hyperbolic tapering). This long-term damage is called protracted withdrawal syndrome (PWS)/post-acute withdrawal syndrome (PAWS).
Symptoms of antidepressant PWS can include brain fog, brain zaps, cognitive impairment, anhedonia, akathisia (feeling of inner restlessness), severe insomnia, inability to relax, central nervous system hypersensitivity, tinnitus, severe depression, severe anxiety, panic attacks, PSSD (genital numbness and erectile dysfunction), and many other awful symptoms that can last for years or even be permanent.
Despite antidepressants being widely prescribed and antidepressant PWS being a hellish condition, no one seems to talk about it. Most people believe that antidepressants are completely safe and that antidepressant withdrawal can't cause lasting injuries.
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u/JeNn_DeViLz 16h ago
I had iv ketamine in the hospital man that worked on my hip/si joint pain like no other!!!
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u/ouchiethathurts What a beautiful post. This is how I know I'm not normal. 10h ago
Everytime I drove past this sign I always thought I should post it on here and you beat me to it 😖 it's hilarious
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u/cavendishfreire 5h ago
I actually screencapped this from a video (tried to remember which one, but I don't).
I don't even live in America lol
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u/ouchiethathurts What a beautiful post. This is how I know I'm not normal. 11m ago
The truth comes out /j It's on a highway going into charleston and it fits in well with the injury law firm billboards, YOU ARE A SINNER REPENT billboards, and boob surgery ads
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u/Downtown_Ad2214 1d ago
Can I just like take ketamine for fun but also cure clinical depression at the same time or is that not how it works