Dr Taylor told ITV News: “Ketamine itself when it’s broken down by the body it’s eliminated through the urine and those chemicals are quite toxic to the linings of the bladder and causes inflammation, which changes to a form of scarring, which then replaces the bladder with an inner elastic scarring tissue, which, unfortunately, that is irreversible.”
Our residential manager on ITV news discussing the devastating impact ketamine has on people’s lives
