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Frequently Asked Questions
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Many patients report pain reduction within hours to days after a high-dose infusion, with maximal functional improvement often emerging across several days to weeks. Individual responses vary; we monitor progress and adjust the treatment plan accordingly.
Ketamine infusions are generally safe when administered in a monitored clinical setting by trained professionals. Long-term use requires medical oversight; we perform a thorough evaluation and follow-up to balance benefits against potential risks or cognitive effects.
Patients with treatment-resistant neuropathic pain, complex regional pain syndrome, fibromyalgia, or other chronic pain syndromes may qualify. We require prior evaluations and collaborate with your care team to determine appropriateness and tailor dosing to your clinical history.
Recommended treatment varies by diagnosis and response; many patients begin with a series of two to six high-dose infusions over weeks, followed by maintenance as needed. Our team creates an individualized plan based on outcomes and symptom control.
Common short-term effects include dizziness, dissociation, nausea, or elevated blood pressure; these are monitored and managed during treatment. Serious complications are rare but screening identifies contraindications like uncontrolled hypertension, certain psychiatric conditions, or substance misuse.
Ketamine can interact with some medications and medical conditions; we review your full medication list and history before treatment. Adjustments or alternative therapies are recommended for patients on sedatives, certain antidepressants, or with cardiovascular concerns.
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