Why Do I Feel Terrible After A Ketamine Treatment?
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- Опубликовано: 9 июн 2024
- Experiencing discomfort after a ketamine infusion? You're not alone, and it's important to understand what's happening. Join Dr. Ko as he explains the "ketamine treatment hangover." Learn about the common symptoms post-treatment, such as fatigue, headache, nausea, and a general sense of malaise, which can last from 24 to 72 hours.
Dr. Ko provides essential tips on how to prepare mentally and physically for the after the treatment, emphasizing the importance of rest and recovery.
If you've ever felt worse after your ketamine therapy and wondered why or what to do about it, this video is for you.
Watch until the end for Dr. Ko’s recommendations and advice tailored for ketamine patients looking to understand and cope with these challenging effects.
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Yes! I've been in ketamine IV therapy for over 2 years. I've made it a RULE in my house that:
Mom's ketamine days are SACRED! Do NOT stress me out with ANYTHING! Period!
I'm groggy for a few hours after treatment. But, after a good night's sleep, I feel like a new woman.
I've been TRD (😂I hate that acronym! 💩) for 30 years.
SSRI's caused dry mouth so much so that I've lost all my teeth, except 7 little bottom front teeth. Thank God for VA Dr. Johnson who made me beautiful, all on 4 snap in upper denture!
My bottom molars are all single implants waiting for the teeth to be placed on them. Cannot wait!
Thank you for your videos. I'm a subscriber. That's how I saw this video so quickly!
Thank you for you expertise.
Rose💜
I never felt terrible but am always dizzy for a couple of hours ❤
Thank you for sharing and watching our videos
After my fifth ketamine infusion, I was completely exhausted for the next six days. On that day, I received my sixth and final ketamine infusion. That was five days ago and I’m still feeling completely exhausted with no energy. It feels as if I am depressed again, and worse than I was before I started Ketamine.
I was benefiting quite a bit from my first four infusions. I felt great but once that fifth one was given, it was a completely different ball game.
Can you tell me what’s going on with me?
I don't know if the doctor will answer your question. Legalities & all.
But, if you read my comment, I'm 2.5 years into my ketamine infusions.
My guess is that the dosage is too strong for you. Ask them to dial it back a notch. And that you may want to wait a few weeks, a month maybe, until the fatigue lifts.
Every body chemistry is different. For instance, my sister can only tolerate half of what a normal dosage of anything! It's weird. But, her doctors know her better now.
Also, you may tolerate Spravato better! It's not as strong as the IV, but way cheaper.
I'm not a medical professional. I'm just a fellow ketamine patient with 40k spent on my treatments. Out. Of. Pocket. Thank God my hubby has a good job!
I hope I gave you some ideas to discuss with your doctor!
Good luck!
Rose💜
Thank you for sharing your experience, and are sorry you are dealing with all this after your final treatment. We appreciate your openness but are unable to provide specific medical advice online. If you haven’t already done so, please let the clinic where you received your treatments know what you have been experiencing. They know you and your medical history, and would be able to guide you on whether you need further treatments (which can be the case for some patients), integration of your ketamine experience supported with lifestyle changes, and what other options are available to you.
@@desertrose9063 thank you for sharing your experience. Yes I do believe the dose was too high. A doctor friend invited me to travel to his facility out of state for ketamine infusions. I decided to stay local and received four ketamine infusions, at relatively micro-doses. I responded immediately to the first three and I felt amazing. At the fourth, I began to feel as if I had fallen back into depression with lethargy, which is the predominant symptom. I was given 45 mg, then 50 for my second and third, followed by 65 or my fourth infusion. I canceled my final two therapies and got back in touch with my doctor out of state.
He told me I was receiving doses too small for my needs, so I set out for a six infusion treatment with him. This was a couple weeks after I had finished my fourth infusion in my own town. The fatigue that I experienced after her number four dissipated, and I picked up about five or six days later.
I received my first three infusions on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. I was so amazed how calm and free of depression, and most of all energetic I had become. I on the following week I received number the fourth infusion and continued to benefit.
The problem was once I received the fifth infusion. A couple days later I began to plummet. The dosage I received was 140 mg, approximately 1.6 mg per my body weight. We had been titrating up from 100 from the start.
All of a sudden, my energy level, and my mood dropped significantly. I became more sleepy than I have in years. It was a complete letdown. I don’t know why, but the doctor encouraged me to complete my sixth infusion with the same dosage. I did this five days later. I still find myself completely exhausted, unmotivated, and very depressed.
So the contributing factors to why I am feeling so horrible could be the high dose of ketamine as well as 10 infusions over the period of just under two months.
I was given lithium during my last infusions, which could be a factor. I discontinued it three days ago.
I sure hope this is only a temporary situation for me. I did feel the amazing effects of ketamine. Maybe my brain is just overwhelmed and is still recovering.
Thank you for mentioning, there may be an alternative... Sparavto I'm researching different treatments. I hadn't heard of this so again thank you! 🙏🙏🙏@@desertrose9063
Hope your feeling better friend... 🙏🙏🙏