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How Do I Get started with Ketamine Therapy?

Call 703-844-0184 or fill out the contact form and include a phone number so Dr. Sendi can contact you for a basic screening. You can start treatments immediately without a referral. Fill in the form below and Dr. Sendi will call you back immediately. Ketamine Infusions for Pain, PTSD, Depression in Virginia:

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What Does Ketamine Treat?

  • Depression
  • Suicidal Thoughts
  • Anxiety
  • Pain
  • CRPS
  • OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorders)
  • Fibromyalgia
  • Cluster Headaches
  • Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
  • Neuropathic pain
  • Migraine Headaches
  • PTSD
  • For Mindfulness, hypnosis, guided imagery

How is Ketamine Administered?

  • Generally Intravenously over the course of 45-55 minutes. This gives an exact, effective dose that bypasses the liver and goes to the brain, where it is needed. This is a more effective way to initial treatment.
  • Intranasal Ketamine : A home-based nasal spray is available for treatment of depression, anxiety, pain, and PTSD.
  • Nebulized Ketamine through a standard nebulizer.

How does Ketamine work?

  • Ketamine acts, in part, as an antagonist at the NMDA receptors, which are overly stimulated in depression. It also causes neuroplasticity, in which dendrites on neurons can reform to cause a brain 'reset' in which new connections can be made.
  • Ketamine causes the release of Brain Derived Neurotrophic Factor (BDNF) which allows the process of neuroplasticity.
  • This is an immediate effect of Ketamine infusions.

Do I need a referral?

  • You do not need a referral for Ketamine Infusions. Certainly background information of prior treatments is helpful.

Is there anything that excludes me from this treatment?

  • Medical issues such as active liver, heart disease, and uncontrolled blood pressure are concerns that may require a more in-depth clearance.

What conditions is Ketamine Treatment useful for?

  • Depression, PTSD, Anxiety, Bipolar, OCD, Pain, headaches, cluster headache, Lyme disease, Cancer pain, CRPS, and phantom limb pain can be effectively treated with Ketamine.
  • We do utilize Ketamine for treatment of cocaine, opiate, and alcohol use disorders.

What is the Appointment Availability for Infusions?

  • Our Ketamine Treatment Center has immediate availability, 7 days a week, and emergency availability.

How Many Infusions will I Need?

  • It is recommended that Ketamine Therapy for depression be utilized for a total of six (6) sessions spaced 3 to 5 days apart.

How long does an infusion Last?

  • CRPS and pain infusions can last 4 hours and span 3-5 days consecutively.
  • For mood disorders such as depression, each infusion is about 50 minutes.

What side effects occur with Ketamine infusions?

  • Nausea and vomiting  for which we premedicate with Zofran, phenergan, or compazine to prevent this.
  • Dizziness that lasts several hours.
  • General malaise and mild headaches may occur the next day
  • Psycho-mimetic responses such as brief visual distortions or auditory  hallucinations may occur. Most patients find the experience pleasant.

Am I awake during the infusions?

  • Generally yes. We recommend you bring headphones and ambient music without words to enhance the experience.
  • Texting and phone calls are not recommended.

Can I drive after the infusions?

  • No driving for 6 hours after an infusion.You will need a ride to and from the infusion.

Can I eat before coming in?

We recommend no food for two hours prior, but liquids are fine

How do I prepare for the infusion?

  • Bring a head set and your own music, preferably ambient, soothing music.
  • Try to frame the infusion in a positive context. If someone is going to accompany you, they may sit with you.
  • If there are bothersome thoughts you wish to deal with, consider using the infusions as a way of therapy to package the thoughts into a better light.

What are the chances for improvement of depression?

  • About 70% of  patients have >50% recovery of symptoms.
  • Improvement may come after the first infusion or by the third infusion. Many will see incremental improvements in various domains of their life, such as less depression, more motivation, better concentration, less pain, less agitation, or other benefits.

How long do the results last?

  • That can be variable. Many have enduring responses for several months, but some require monthly or periodic enhancement infusions.
  • We do supply a home based ketamine nasal spray to increase the duration of  response.

Do you provide home-based Ketamine spray?

  • Yes. We can initiate therapy with home based spray. This can be effective for many as a stand-alone treatment, but we recommend the infusions first for more rapid and larger effects
  • Nasal spray therapy can be initiated first without infusions, but it takes longer to become effective and is best used in maintenance therapy.
  • Nasal spray Ketamine  is a useful strategy in patients with needle phobias.

Are There side-effects to the nasal spray?

  • Burning in the nose, congestion, and dizziness are the primary concerns.
  • Bladder issues are unlikely but are monitored.
  • You are not to drive for 4 hours after using the nasal spray.
  • Nasal spray ketamine does not create as strong psychomimetic effects as does the infusion.

What is the cost of a Ketamine infusion in Alexandria, Virginia?

  • Each infusion is $480 but if you mention Ketamine Virginia or send in the form below, we can deduct $50 off the first infusion.
  • Nasal spray ketamine consultation is $350. This is an initial option for treatment therapies for depression, pain, PTSD, nxiety, and cluster headaches.

What is in the Nasal spray ketamine?

  • This is a compounded mixture of R and S Ketamine as opposed to Spravato, which is S-Ketamine.
  • The medication is supplied for a month at basic usage rates and follow up appointments can be web-based,
  • The medication is prepared by specialty pharmacies that we work with directly.
  • We generally use this as a home-based therapy that can be used initially, but works best after an initial series of infusions.
  • The initial consult is $350 and the medication, which lasts a month generally, costs about $90.

Does Insurance Cover Ketamine infusions?

  • We do not accept insurance but can provide a Suprbill for your insurance. PPO's may cover some cost, Medicaid and Medicare cover none of this.
  • We do use Care Credit, a medical credit card you can apply for.

Can I use Ketamine Infusions for pain?

  • Yes we incorporate Ketamine into pain management and opiate addiction support, even with Suboxone therapy.
  • Ketamine works well in cancer pain.
  • We also provide Lidocaine infusions for pain management as well.

What if the Ketamine therapy fails?

  • This is always a possibility, but we do have additional add-on therapies to maximize response, including the use of magnesium, scopolamine infusions, scopolamine and beta-blocker mixtures, and dextromethrophan therapies for these cases. These work very well with Ketamine and are very helpful in anxiety and depression.

Can I get a scopolamine infusion for depression as well?

  • Yes, we do provide this therapy for resistant cases

Do You have NAD+ Infusions available for mental clarity, addictions, and depression?

  • We utilize NAD+ therapies for each of these purposes as well. We also have injectable amino acid therapies and IV Vitamin therapies to help.

What Do I Do Next?

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Ketamine Infusion Center for Depression

Depression is the Leading cause of disability in people between the ages of 15 –44. Major depression is a common debilitating disorder affecting 10%–15% of the population per year. Despite advances in the understanding of the psychopharmacology and biomarkers of major depression and the introduction of several novel classes of antidepressants, only 60%–70% of patients with depression respond to antidepressant therapy. Of those who do not respond, 10%–30% exhibit treatment-resistant symptoms coupled with difficulties in social and occupational function, decline of physical health, suicidal thoughts, and increased health care utilization. According to the findings from the Sequenced Treatment Alternatives to Relieve Depression (STAR*D) study, 50%–66% of patients with depression do not recover fully on an antidepressant medication and one-third of patients do have a remission of their depressive symptoms.

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Scientists think that in people with clinical depression, certain neurotransmitters may be out of balance. One option for treating depression is prescription drugs that affect the levels of certain chemicals that brain cells use to communicate, called neurotransmitters. These options are sometimes called antidepressant medications. Some types of antidepressant medications that are available include selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), serotonin norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs), tricyclic antidepressants (TCAs), and monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs). These medications affect levels of serotonin, among other neurotransmitters to produce their effect. Other options for treatment include psychotherapy, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS), and ECT (Electroconvulsive therapy) .

Despite these advances, many therapies do not work well in a significant percentage of the population and produce their effectiveness very slowly. In a landmark 2000 study published in Biological Psychiatry, Robert Berman and colleagues at the Yale School of Medicine demonstrated that ketamine had quick-action anti-depressant properties on people with treatment-resistant depression. Further investigations by Carlos Zarate a single infusion of Ketamine produced robust improvement in depression in 71% of the test subjects and remission in 29%. Further work by Carlos Zarate using Ketamine was showcased in the JAMA 2017 article in which the Ketamine experience of rapid anti-depressant effects was reviewed in an interview.

Ketamine has produced rapid reductions in depression in treatment refractory patients in numerous studies and has performed well when other interventions had minimal impact. This has been experienced in our ketamine center as well.

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Ketamine Therapies for Anxiety and PTSD

Demographics of Anxiety Disorders

  • Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in the U.S., affecting 40 million adults in the United States age 18 and older, or 18.1% of the population every year.
  • Anxiety disorders are highly treatable, yet only 36.9% of those suffering receive treatment.
  • People with an anxiety disorder are three to five times more likely to go to the doctor and six times more likely to be hospitalized for psychiatric disorders than those who do not suffer from anxiety disorders.
  • Anxiety disorders develop from a complex set of risk factors, including genetics, brain chemistry, personality, and life events.
  • General Anxiety Disorder affects 6.8 million adults, or 3.1% of the U.S. population, yet only 43.2% are receiving treatment. Women are affected more than men, and GAD often co-occurs with depression.
The continual suffering from anxiety and social phobias results in lost days at work, less life satisfaction, depression, suicidal thoughts, and addiction in many. Alcohol and opioids can become a social lubricant allowing one to cope with the struggles of the day-to-day panic attacks and stress. For others, the constant need for medications to treat the disorder that seems to still push through can be disabling.

We have found that Ketamine infusions and treatment with other off-label approaches can help significantly reduce symptoms of anxiety, social phobia, and depression. Periodic infusions can be used to maintain effectiveness after the initial successful therapies. We do like to evaluate patient's biochemistry and genetic profiles in more integrative ways to suggest nutraceutical and nootropic options to lessen symptoms. In some, home prescriptions of intranasal or oral ketamine with oxytocin has been an effective strategy, while in others, IV vitamin therapies with additional micronutrient treatment has made a significant change in patient’s stress and anxiety. We do investigate methylation issues in your genetics to determine more integrative ways to manage the formation of dopamine (the reward molecule) and serotonin levels (the happiness molecule) that can make you feel better. These same strategies are effective for aiding your sleep patterns as well – insomnia goes hand in hand with anxiety and depression. We are able to help you manage all of these issues.

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Ketamine for CRPS, Cancer, chronic pain, Post Herpetic Neuralgia, Fibromyalgia, Headaches

Ketamine has been shown success in the treatment of CRPS, a very difficult to treat condition otherwise. Likewise, several other neuropathies may be improved by IV Ketamine infusions including post herpetic neuropathy and chronic pain syndromes. Call 703-844-0184 for an evaluation.

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Please look at our sister sites for more information on the versatile uses of Ketamine and the chemistry behind it. Alexandria Ketamine ,  NOVA Ketamine ,as well as Ketamine Consultants have more information regarding the use and facts of Ketamine. Obviously, you can call 703-844-0184 to get more information and request a consultation with the physician. Also email us at email@novahealthrecovery.com to communicate with a physician as well. You can fill out the form below to speak directly with Dr. Sendi.

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