20 Jul IV Ketamine Infusion for Treatment-Resistant Depression and Anxiety: What Physician-Supervised Care Looks Like at Ketamine Wellness NY
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Ketamine Therapy Notice: IV ketamine infusion for mental health conditions is an off-label use of an FDA-approved anesthetic. It is not appropriate for all patients and carries risks including dissociation, elevated blood pressure, and potential for misuse. Ketamine therapy should only be considered under the supervision of a licensed physician following a thorough clinical evaluation. It is not a replacement for ongoing psychiatric care, therapy, or other evidence-based mental health treatment. Always consult your physician or mental health provider before pursuing any new treatment.
You've tried the antidepressants. You've sat through months of talk therapy. And the heaviness is still there — or the anxiety still tightens your chest before you even open your eyes in the morning. For many adults living with treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, or PTSD, this cycle feels less like a treatment plan and more like a holding pattern with no end in sight.
That path forward doesn't begin with a leap of faith. It begins with a conversation, a clinical assessment, and a physician-led decision about whether IV ketamine infusion is appropriate for your specific history and symptoms.
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