So sorry about that, here is the transcript for that section: "With a subanesthetic dose - a dose that doesn’t knock somebody out for surgery - it puts them into a bit of a twilight state, different from an opioid, where opioids can make you not care about the pain, but it will depress your respiration. There’s a risk of lapsing into a coma. But ketamine doesn’t do that with measured doses. It makes you not care so much about the pain, and it relieves it as well."
Katie, thanks for your sharing your experience. I also have permanent 24/7 NDPH. I’m amazed at your performance on camera. I probably would’ve crashed and sounded…wait I’m searching for the word…still paused…never mind. Thanks and good luck.
My doctor has only just recommended this treatment for me. She has suggested Ketamine subcutaneous infusion rather than intravenous for safety reasons. She is concerned about breathing issues. Is that a valid concern?
The doctors I've talked to about this, who use it every day in surgery, were very consistent in that one of the main reasons for using ketamine is that it does not inhibit breathing like opiates do nor does the blood pressure fall off, particularly in unconscious patients. As far as the subcutaneous injection, first off is the bioavailability is much less and not consistent and the other factor is that whether subcutaneous or inter muscular there is no shut off. You have to just let it fade away in your system, whereas IV infusion is just shut off and you are clearing the effect rapidly.
Dec. 31, and I'm in bed with 2 day attack. Listened to your interview (no light). I've been chronic for four years; unable to work for the past three years. My Neurologist has never brought this up as an option, and I'm on CGRP monthly, several options for symptom management. Few options, I'm asking about this next week at my biannual appointment with him. How do you find a clinic, or were you referred by another provider?
All sound is lost from 2:11 - 2:35 which is of importance. Please offer a transcript of those 24 seconds
So sorry about that, here is the transcript for that section: "With a subanesthetic dose - a dose that doesn’t knock somebody out for surgery - it puts them into a bit of a twilight state, different from an opioid, where opioids can make you not care about the pain, but it will depress your respiration. There’s a risk of lapsing into a coma. But ketamine doesn’t do that with measured doses. It makes you not care so much about the pain, and it relieves it as well."
Migraine Disorders Thank you so much for your quick reply, it's very much appreciated. Keep up the great work!
Katie, thanks for your sharing your experience. I also have permanent 24/7 NDPH. I’m amazed at your performance on camera. I probably would’ve crashed and sounded…wait I’m searching for the word…still paused…never mind. Thanks and good luck.
Thanks for sharing my friend
My doctor has only just recommended this treatment for me.
She has suggested Ketamine subcutaneous infusion rather than intravenous for safety reasons.
She is concerned about breathing issues. Is that a valid concern?
The doctors I've talked to about this, who use it every day in surgery, were very consistent in that one of the main reasons for using ketamine is that it does not inhibit breathing like opiates do nor does the blood pressure fall off, particularly in unconscious patients. As far as the subcutaneous injection, first off is the bioavailability is much less and not consistent and the other factor is that whether subcutaneous or inter muscular there is no shut off. You have to just let it fade away in your system, whereas IV infusion is just shut off and you are clearing the effect rapidly.
How to use it
Dec. 31, and I'm in bed with 2 day attack. Listened to your interview (no light). I've been chronic for four years; unable to work for the past three years. My Neurologist has never brought this up as an option, and I'm on CGRP monthly, several options for symptom management. Few options, I'm asking about this next week at my biannual appointment with him. How do you find a clinic, or were you referred by another provider?
So, how did it go?
Why does nobody talk about the psychedelic action?
Watch the video. At around 11:00 in the video she talks about it
Can u explain in Tamil language ????
I’d be interested in this. >_o
Ill refer you to this mate online who got em
Professional patient !! Lol
I don’t think I’ll be doing this, hell naw