Ketamine for pain
Ketamine could be your breakthrough
Although especially effective for treating complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) and other forms of neuropathic pain, ketamine is also effective in treating other kinds of pain conditions.
These include refractory migraines, endometriosis, and pain from Inflammatory Bowel Diseases like Crohn’s and Colitis.
After finding little success with multiple doctors and typical treatments, chronic pain patients have reported feeling significant improvements after using ketamine.
Relief comes fast
Results for pain vary, with some reporting pain relief for a short time, but others report remaining pain-free for up to one year after their infusions. Both dose and duration of infusions are important factors when choosing a clinic for chronic pain ketamine infusions.
Typically involving four-hour infusions for four days in a row, a total of 16 hours, this is our longest and most intense program (other treatments last only 1.5 – 2 hours).
Many patients visit us from out of town to receive this treatment. Partner hotels located near our Bellevue and Seattle clinics offer discounts for medical visits.
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76% of those with chronic pain report significant pain relief after intravenous ketamine
54% remain pain-free after 3 months
Pain and migraine research
Treatment options for pain
Ketamine
Our foundational program: 6 intravenous infusions administered over 2-3 weeks under careful monitoring by our trained medical staff
Pain
Administered over 4 days, this program helps patients who suffer from treatment-resistant neuropathic pain by targeting dysfunctional pain pathways
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