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Tatumstop

Updated 1y ago

Ketamine for Depression: Anyone Tried It?

Has anyone looked into ketamine as a treatment of their depression? if so, how was the experience?

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El333

2y

Commenting because I’m interested in other peoples answers too
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abby.exe

2y

i had a friend who tried it and it was very hard for them to adjust to it
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jennaaa

2y

my sister did, and she noted it was very hard to get adjusted to. she didn’t reccomend
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OliverOctopus

2y

I did it for about 6-8 different times. I did not notice any improvement personally. Yes I tripped balls but at the end of the day nothing changed in my mind. However, I was not in an environment where I could actively heal. I was living with abusive family, who essentially forced me to get the treatment. My suggestions: If you want to try it, make sure you are in an environment where you can heal. Make sure you are in a headspace to put in active, focused effort also. I say this because PTSD tends to put me in survival mode much of the time. Also, research the clinic. The one I had to go to was not great in that there was no privacy. It was you and like 7 other people in the same room. This makes sense for monitoring, but I really hated that feeling of being watched by random strangers.

The content in this post is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.

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