News of Matthew Perry’s death continues/impact on depression patients

Charso Press: According to the Hollywood Reporter, a few days after confirming the cause of death of “Friends” actor Matthew Perry, whose lifeless body was found in the jacuzzi of his residence in Los Angeles on October 28, the actor’s friend has now demanded that the actor’s doctors be investigated.

After it was reported that the actress had died from the effects of ketamine, Katie Edwards called for her doctors to be investigated for their work in an interview. He said: I think the doctors who monitored Matthew should be investigated. I am sure he got the injection from the doctor because it is very difficult to get this medicine from outside.

According to the autopsy report, Perry died from the effects of an anesthetic she was taking to combat depression and anxiety problems.

This woman emphasized: “I’m sure Matthew injected ketamine with a doctor, for him using ketamine was not like going out on the street to buy crack or heroin.”

He says that Perry, who was 54 years old and had a history of drug addiction, had been clean of drugs for more than a year.

He added: I was not surprised when the forensic report was published. I already knew what the issue was. I wasn’t there, so I don’t know exactly what happened, but I know Matthew as a person and as a friend, and I know the patterns that led to this.

“I could see him from miles away, it looked like he wasn’t doing well the last two weeks of his life,” Edwards said.

On the other hand, Perry’s death has caused panic in ketamine injection centers in Los Angeles and patients have canceled their appointments. Proponents of this drug treatment say that this treatment is still a safe and potentially innovative hope for the treatment of depression, but it must be injected in injection centers under the supervision of a doctor in a specific dose and during 50 minutes.

Perry, who also had a history of addiction problems, was receiving supervised treatment at one of several ketamine centers, but his eventual behavior with the drug appears to have become clearly more reckless and deadly.

It is said that Perry had consumed more than 10 times the amount of ketamine that is offered in the clinic for therapeutic use, and in addition, he had used it with another opioid and was alone in the jacuzzi.

While Perry’s death has prompted many media reports about the dangers of ketamine, the coroner’s report shows he used the drug alone and in ways that differed from those used to treat pain and depression.

It is said that almost no one dies from ketamine in a medical setting unless it is combined with other drugs, and the amount of ketamine Perry had in his system at the time of his death was enough to knock out a surgical patient. It was surprisingly high.

Doctors say the ketamine in his body could not have come from an injection drug that metabolizes within hours, and how he got that much of the substance is the subject of an ongoing police investigation. Perry was also taking buprenorphine, an opioid drug used to treat addiction, whose depressant effects on the central nervous system may have contrasted with the ketamine in his system.

A clinical social worker who often counsels Hollywood stars in recovery called Perry’s death a tragedy, saying addicts die because they need drugs to get away from their problems. “Ultimately, the exact cause of Matt Perry’s death is not important,” he said. Like millions of other Americans, his life was cut short by acute addiction. In my opinion, he fought hard and had some success and tried hard to help others with the same disease. His death should be seen as a death that occurs after decades of fighting cancer.