#1: Ketamine resets brain circuitry
Glutamate regulates large regions of the nervous systems and is the most prominent neurotransmitter in ihe brain. When glutamate receptors are over-activated, as in cases of major depressive disorder (MOD) and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a person may experience depression and anxiety. Ketamine works by blocking glutamine receptors in the brain. Some studies sugge1 PTSD may stem from a lack of synaptic connectivity. Ketamine therapy works by enhancing synaptic connectivity in brain circuitry, which may provide relief from PTSD symptoms.
#2: Ketamine may be able to reverse tire effects of stress
Because glutamate synapses play a critical role in the brain, it is possible that the use of ketamine may enhance synaptic connectivity in brain circuits, uhimately relieving, and even reversing, the effects of strcSs.
#3 Ketamine is an effective PTS(D} treatment because it works quickly and may work w/ren ot/rer treatments /rave failed
Ketamine may work especially well among patients who are resistant to other forms of treatment like anti-depressants and cognitive therapy. According to the National Center of Biotechnical Information, Ketamine is gaining popularity in treating major depressive disorder (MOD) that has previously been treatment-resistant.
How Ketamlne is Administered
During the treatment, the initial infusions usually take place over approximately two weeks with six infusions that are administered every other day.
Io pans of the brain that control mood and emotions, ketamine infusion creates new connections in the brain. These new neurological connectfons help the brain to send positive signals to the psyche, along with beneficial physical conditions to the body. The effect is notable within hours, but most patients repon the results are instantaneous. These astonishing changes can be seen on brain scans and imaging. And the results are long-lasting.
Ketamine impacts both mood and anxiety and can result i11 positive treatment outcomes for the following disorders:
• Severe or Chronic Depression
• Bipolar Disorder
• Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
• Post-Partum Depression {PPD)
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder {PTSD)
• Produces Rapid Onset of Neural Connections
The Ketamine Institute of Naples (KIN) provides comprehensive care, including holistic support for patients outside of the provision of ketamine infusions and customization of patients’ treatment plans to meet individual needs. Dr. Monica Robles and her team at KIN provide ketamine though an IV. Sessions last approximately 45 minutes, during which your vital signs are monitored throughout, while providing a calm and comfortable environment in order to facilitate the best experience. According to Dr. Robles, “The experience during ketamine infusions is set to be a pleasant one.” Typically, patients return for subsequent sessions for longer lasting benefits.
For more information, contact Ketamine Institute of Naples for a free consultation.
Ketamine Institute of Naples
239-784-2297
www.ketaminenaplesfl.com
1045 Crosspointe Dr #2
Naples, FL 34110