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  • Is ketamine addictive? by Softwellness
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    Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic approved by FDA to manage post-surgery pain. These days, IV ketamine therapy is also used to treat depression and anxiety after awareness has been spread about mental health leading to wide research in developing more effective treatments. Ketamine infusions have already proven to be highly effective in managing treatment-resistant depression. However, it can also allow its consumers to have out-of-body experiences and the person will feel detached from the self and the surrounding environment when misused. Ketamine might have adverse effects and addictive properties. Getting to know more about the drug, its addictive pattern and the drug's use can help people detect misuse of the drug in themselves or the people around them.
  • Side effects of Ketamine by Softwellness
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    What is ketamine Medical practitioners and veterinarians use Ketamine for an anesthetic. Some people use it illegally for recreational purposes to get high. Ketamine is a dissociative drug. It works by acting on different chemicals present in the brain to make auditory and visual distortion and detaches the user from reality and his surrounding environment. The illegal form of ketamine comes as a white or off-white powder. It can also come as pills or dissolved in a liquid. Several clinical trials have assessed IV ketamine therapy and the outcomes show promising results for the treatment of depression. Side effects Ketamine abuse can be related to both long term and short-term adverse effects: Short-term: This includes lack of attention, learning, and memory impairment. The consumer will feel in a dreamlike state, will be hallucinating, confused, and will have elevated blood pressure. The person can experience unconsciousness and dangerously slow breathing too. Long-term: Long-term complications of IV ketamine therapy include ulcers and pain in the bladder, problems in the kidneys, stomach aches, impaired memory, and depression. The most common adverse effect related to IV ketamine therapy is when it is used medically, it can cause nausea, vomiting, dizziness, double vision, drowsiness, dysphoria along confusion. The risks of HIV, hepatitis and other diseases that can be communicated through shared needles are also high with IV ketamine therapy. The use of Ketamine might be fatal for people who are alcohol or acutely intoxicated with alcohol. The increased risk of toxicity was found in animals when they were given a combination of ketamine with caffeine. This is concerning for people who consume energy drinks and then get to do ketamine abused in nightclubs.
  • Ketamine: An Effective Treatment for Suicidal Ideation by nataliadaniel11
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    On 10 September 2017, world suicide prevention day was organized. Globally, suicide is acknowledged as an important public health concern, and that this problem is growing exponentially. To prevent suicide, interventions used are mostly psychosocial or medications. Psychosocial ones include preventative and therapeutic measures including psychoeducation and screening while medications include antidepressants, antianxiety and other treatments. In the cases of severe depression with suicidal tendencies, electroconvulsive therapy is administered. Medications like antidepressant drugs reduce the symptoms of depression thereby also the suicidal ideation may rarely cause agitation and suicidal ideation as a side effect; this is the case in children and young adults in between the time when these medicines are started and the doses are increased. Recently, IV ketamine therapy has been approved by FDA for the treatment of treatment-resistant depression. The ketamine infusion therapy has so far proved to be highly effective in preventing suicidal ideation among patients with depression. Ketamine is a dissociative anesthetic drug mainly which is most commonly used in surgeries for pain relief without compromising breathing. It has quick therapeutic effects on pain receptors and also has a calming effect. In small doses, ketamine stops the spread of glutamate (the most abundant neurotransmitter in your brain). This can stabilize your mood quickly and suppress unwanted thoughts like self-harming. It also calms down the symptoms of depression much faster than any other traditional medication. Promising results have been achieved with ketamine infusion therapy in helping the patients to quickly improve their mental state without any significant adverse effects. This is highly effective in cases where the symptoms of depression persist even after taking all the conventional medications and therapies.
  • what are the best things to do in depression? by henryrowan11
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    Since the covid-19 pandemic that started at the end of 2019, 2020, and 2021 so far has been quite depressing for most people. Depression has been on the rise as a lot of people feel alone and isolated. It is for the first time that holidays are making the public feel more depressed and anxious. People are committing suicide, there has been a rise in domestic violence since the start of the pandemic. All of this is due to the depressive state through which people are going through. If anyone of you has ever suffered from depression or know a close one who has gone through a mental illness, I am sure you will understand how hard it is and how hopeless it will make you feel. The main symptoms usually include weight loss, memory impairment, loss of interest, lack of concentration, and low mood. According to the CDC reports, 23 million Americans suffers from depression at some point in their life. So don't worry, you are not alone. It is therefore important to find out that if you are going through depression, there are certain things that you can do in your daily life to get better.
  • How Ketamine works by jenniferjowens
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    With the rising awareness related to mental health, it is of vital importance to discuss the treatment modalities available for depression, one of the most common mental health concerns. Antidepressant drugs are used conventionally, IV hydration therapy has proven to be effective too but IV ketamine therapy stays on the top as it can treat treatment resistance patients of depression as well. This is the very vague question that how does ketamine works in the body as the scientist doesn't exactly know that how it works. It is quite common in medicine that we don't know about a lot of drugs that how they work. But the scientists do know that ketamine infusion leads to the production of important and useful effects in the body. There are several things about ketamine, which we do know, based on which it has been approved by the FDA for the treatment of depression. Ketamine can rapidly alleviate the signs and symptoms of anxiety, depression, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Even it can relieve pain-related conditions too such as complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS). Ketamine can have a very immediate effect on the symptoms of acute suicidal thoughts and acute anxiety. It can also aid in treating over 50% of the patients with mood disorders like depression, PTSD, anxiety even in the cases of treatment-resistant depression too.