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Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain disorder that affects millions of people worldwide. The condition is characterized by widespread pain, fatigue and cognitive difficulties. Unfortunately, there is no cure for fibromyalgia, and current treatment options are often limited in their effectiveness. This leaves many of those suffering with the disorder debilitated and struggling with their daily lives. If you have tried other therapies and think nothing can help, Ketamine infusion therapy may be the key to reducing your fibromyalgia pain.

What Is Ketamine and How Does it Work?

Ketamine is an anesthetic that has been used for decades in surgical procedures. However, in recent years, ketamine has been found to be effective in treating chronic pain conditions and has gained attention as a potential treatment for fibromyalgia.

Infusions involve the administration of Ketamine through an IV, typically over the course of several sessions. Although ketamine infusions are not a cure for fibromyalgia, and the effects of treatment may vary from patient to patient, many patients can see a significant reduction in pain and fatigue and experience a general improvement in their quality of life.

The exact mechanism by which ketamine works to alleviate fibromyalgia symptoms is still not entirely understood. However, it is thought that ketamine may work by reducing inflammation and increasing levels of neurotransmitters, such as serotonin and dopamine, in the brain. Additionally, ketamine may help to “reset” the brain’s pain receptors, leading to a reduction in pain sensitivity.

Ketamine infusions have no long-term side effects, and the results often last longer than other treatment options.

Personalized Care and Specialty Treatments

Ketamine infusion therapy is a specialty treatment you should entrust to those experienced in chronic pain management. An effective treatment program will help relieve your immediate pain while providing a comprehensive plan for long-term management of fibromyalgia. As a complex condition, your specialist should draw from a multidisciplinary team who understand the challenges of fibromyalgia and treat you with compassion and empathy.

If you are struggling with fibromyalgia and are interested in exploring alternative treatment options, contact Caliber Pain today to discuss ketamine infusions with one of our specialists.

Posted on behalf of Caliber Pain™

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