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How Do I Know If I Am Addicted to Ketamine?

Last updated:
September 4, 2024

People who become addicted to a drug feel like they are not in control of their ability to stop taking it. If you are addicted to ketamine and cannot stop taking the drug on your own, seek treatment and start your recovery process today.

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