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Children as young as 13 are getting ketamine bladder damage. That’s according to doctors running a dedicated NHS clinic in Liverpool, UK. Medics at Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool say some patients describe "peeing a jellyfish", which is some of the bladder's protective lining being shed. Prolonged damage can lead to incontinence or uncontrolled peeing, and even kidney failure. Tap the link in @BBCNews’s bio to read more. #Health #BBCNews

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