Ketamine for PTSD
When conventional treatments fail, ketamine provides a chance to reclaim peace from the grip of PTSD.
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can result from experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event, leading to distressing symptoms such as flashbacks, nightmares, and severe anxiety. Many individuals with PTSD struggle to find relief through conventional treatments.
Ketamine therapy has emerged as a promising solution for those with PTSD, working by altering brain chemistry to reduce fear responses and promote emotional healing. At PAX Institute in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, we provide a safe and supportive environment where patients can receive ketamine infusions under medical supervision.
Ketamine helps by blocking NMDA receptors in the brain, reducing hyperactive fear responses associated with PTSD. This allows patients to process traumatic memories in a healthier way, leading to meaningful recovery and relief from persistent symptoms.
Find relief with ketamine therapy.
Ketamine for PTSD
Frequently Asked Questions
Curious about ketamine therapy?
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Ketamine helps by blocking NMDA receptors, reducing fear responses, and promoting emotional healing.
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Many patients report feeling relief within hours or days of their first infusion, though the response can vary. A full course of treatment is typically six infusions over two to three weeks.
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Patients receive a series of ketamine infusions under medical supervision in a calming environment.
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Although uncommon, side effects can include nausea, temporary hallucinations, dizziness, and grogginess. These are generally mild and short-lived. You’ll be monitored throughout your infusion to ensure safety.
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Ketamine is most effective when combined with therapy, and we encourage patients to continue working with their mental health providers.
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