19/10/2026
Public Health Scotland has published a new information sheet on ketamine. It says availability and use have increased in the UK, particularly among young people.
It also warns that ketamine can cause harm even at low doses. Using it often can affect the bladder. This can mean pain, needing to wee often, or blood in your urine. Some people don’t realise ketamine is the cause and have repeated treatment for urine infections.
If you or someone you know uses ketamine, we’re here. We can offer non-judgemental advice and help to cut down safely. Go to the links in the comments.