The proper ketamine dosage depends on various factors, such as treatment goals, mode of administration, patient age, weight, and metabolism. For this reason, the administering clinician needs to use their better judgment when deciding on the proper dosage of ketamine.
Although ketamine has been in use since the 1960s as an anesthetic and analgesic, recent decades have shown ketamine to effectively alleviate symptoms of various psychiatric conditions, such as treatment-resistant depression (TRD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and various anxiety disorders.
Infusion therapy is a broad term that describes the intravenous (IV) method of administration.
Although ketamine has been an FDA-approved anesthetic since the 1960s, its use as a street drug has led to a mischaracterization of its side effects.
Have you ever heard of the term existential crisis? Sometimes, this term is thrown around jokingly, but an existential crisis is no laughing matter.
When you think about depression, what do you picture? Do you picture emotions that are hidden away or out in the open?
When looking at mobile IV therapy, there are several factors to consider: Is it safe? Is it effective? Can the IV treatment be done at home?
Many people assume post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) only occurs in the military. While soldiers do experience higher rates of PTSD, it’s not only limited to them.
Have you heard about ketamine for the treatment of depression and other mental health conditions?
Do you struggle with panic disorder or want to learn more about it? Have you ever heard of the term agoraphobia?
