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You might be in her placebo group.
by sandworm101 5y ago
You might be in her placebo group.
- aaaaaaaaata 5y agoI read it as their doctor receiving the treatment, not them.
- sandworm101 5y ago"she uses" is an odd phrase for a patient. Patients normally "receive" or "are given". Drug addicts and doctors "use" a drug.
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- swores 5y agoMmh, not sure. I received a prescription for a drug from my doctor, now I use (or 'take') that drug/medicine once a day. It's common for those wordings to be used because often it literally is a handing over of drugs you're talking about - with sickness you're more likely to talk about the moment a medical person said to start using a drug than to tell people about the actual use because it's usually more interesting.
- AdamH12113 5y agoSorry, poor wording. I meant that my psychiatrist runs a ketamine clinic and administers IV ketamine treatments to patients.
- TaylorAlexander 5y agoThe person is saying their doctor administers this treatment to other people, but not to them. And that the doctor has said the patients receiving the treatment do not experience a drug trip.