Chronic Pain Management
Ketamine Treatment for Chronic Pain Management
Chronic pain can truly be devastating, causing us to not engage in the activities we find most meaningful.
In addition, this can lead to increased stress and mental health problems.
Let's break the downward spiral
Your initial assessment will determine what treatment options you would benefit from the most. This allows for a fast and effective reduction in pain and this is supported by many clinical studies.
In addition to ketamine, there is a potential for magnesium, lidocaine, NAD, and other medications that can help with overall symptomatic management.
At Relevare we are proud to offer innovative treatments that are customized to your specific needs.
The chronic pain conditions that tend to respond the best to ketamine therapy have a neuropathic, or nerve pain/damage, component to them. This includes conditions such as Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) and Phantom Limb Pain (PLP), and unspecified neuropathic pain from other causes such as autoimmune conditions. The video on the right goes into the benefits of a patient with severe neuropathic pain from Guillain Barre Syndrome (GBS) after her treatments.
Our mission at Relevare is to restore hope and help you live your best life now.
What Pain Conditions Can Ketamine Help?
IV NAD+ now offers hope to sufferers of many of the common conditions associated with the Fibromyalgia.
Ketamine infusions are a promising treatment for chronic neuropathic pain.
We combine two modalities backed by scientific evidence for the treatment of PLP.
It’s time to reverse damaging brain patterns and restore your life. We are here to alleviate suffering and help .
Suffering from chronic migraines can be truly debilitating and we understand you want symptomatic relief as fast as possible.
How Does Ketamine Help With Chronic Pain Treatment?
It is believed that the leading cause of chronic pain is due to overactivity of the N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptor in the brain. Ketamine helps the condition by attaching to the NMDA receptor and blocking it from being activated by glutamate, a neurotransmitter, thereby helping to mute the effects of chronic pain symptoms. By connecting to those receptors, ketamine may be able to amplify the number of glutamate neurotransmitters in the space between neurons.
Glutamate then interacts with the AMPA receptors. Together, these receptors bring about the discharge of multiple molecules that boost the brain’s neuroplasticity — essentially, ketamine infusions allow the brain to reset and restore important nerve connections.
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