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Get checked out by a Dr first of all
For a ket bladder try taking this : bioforce solidago which helps your kidneys etc to recover

What has happened to your bladder is that the k has attacked the collagen in your body and this makes your bladder less elastic. Stay off the k or it will get worse. Eat a healthy diet and make sure you eat sweets which contain animal gelatine as this will help the collagen to recover a bit. If you smoke cigarettes now is a good time to quit as this also ages your connective tissue :/

not sure what to suggest for the abdominal pains – maybe someone else can help you with those

Buscopan is good for cramps (its used for IBS and opiate withdrawals)
and brought over the counter

From what little I know of K – yes it can be permenant and I’ve heard of people having to have bladder reconstruction surgey etc

Go and speak to your GP, it will be in confidence – but they will be able to refer you to a urologist who will be able to assess you and what (if anything) they can do / prescribe

I’ve gone as low as you can get with K and my bladder is fine, and I no longer use the stuff. The human body can handle most things you throw at it, lay off the k, it will get better 🙂

so does anyone know wot this is tht starts with a m tht might help with th bladder?

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if you have problems with your blader you should stop drinking cola and coffee

The good news is no, the damage isn’t permanent. I came stopped doing it 2 years ago in May. For the last 6 months i was on it I was doing 12 bottles a day and had to go to the loo every 20 minutes, i was also taking anti acid tablets because i had constant stomach cramps. a month after i stopped i was able to go 1 hour without going to the toilet but 4 months later i was still going every 2 hours and the pain was still horrific. my doctor refereed me to southmead hospital where in december that year i had my bladder stretched from 200cl to 350cl- i was then able to last 3-4 hours without going to the loo. however the pain was still constant, the only time i had relief was up to 30 minutes after i want to the toilet. 3 months later in march a specialist at the hospital told me to change my diet, basically i had to make my urine as alkaline as possible, so no meat- because it breaks down to amino acids, no citrus, no caffeine, no soda drinks etc and honestly the improvement was amazing sometimes up to 5 hours without going to the loo and by September the pain was much more bearable, as long as i was drinking loads of water. then september that year they stretched my bladder again from 350cl to 500cl and after that opp i was able to go 9-10 hours. i still had bladder cramps if i didn’t drink a lot of water, but they soon went if i downed a pint of water. by march this year- so almost 2 years later im happy to say i have made a complete recovery, my dies is completely back to the way it use to be and i havnt had any cramps for a good few months. a few things to remember- i was drinking 4 liters of water a day and when i needed the loo i held off for as long as possible -which stretched my bladder. also i wonder if the surgeons had met me in march if they would have said my bladder was beyond repair, there was always blood in my urine and honestly i could only hold about 20cl.
even a year ago i doubled if i would make a full recovery, at the time it seamed impossible! be sure to put pressure on your doctor for the bladder distention opp- with all the nhs cuts- i had to fight for my second opp. i hope this helps

Ketamine + gold top milk = keeley hazel giving you a it want.