Chrysalis Ketamine Announces Major Depression Ketamine Treatment In Malibu

Jan 4, 2024

Chrysalis Ketamine (888-836-4334) announces its ketamine infusion therapy for individuals in Malibu, CA suffering from major depression.

Thousand Oaks, United States - January 4, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —

Chrysalis Ketamine's latest announcement comes as US depression rates reach record levels, with Mental Health America reporting that major depressive disorder is now affecting more than 8% (21 million) of American adults each year. Treatment-resistant depression affects approximately 30% of individuals diagnosed with major depressive disorder, impelling them to seek alternative treatment options. The team at the Thousand Oaks-based clinic says its ketamine infusion therapy helps address symptoms of major depression, where other, more traditional, forms of treatment have failed.

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Chrysalis Ketamine's newly available ketamine treatment offers patients rapid relief from symptoms of major depression. As explained by Dr Karpanian, the clinic's founder, major depressive disorder (MDD) has fundamental differentiators from everyday depression, notably in its persistent nature. “Some sufferers may only experience a depressive episode once, but for most, depression will linger and bring on many episodes throughout one’s life.”

Key symptoms of MDD include persistent feelings of hopelessness, unexplained physical aches and pains, frequent bouts of tearfulness, suicidal thoughts, and more. Dr Karpanian says that ketamine infusion treatment can eliminate symptoms of major depression by rapidly boosting the neurotransmitter glutamate in the brain. “The promptness of ketamine in yielding an antidepressant effect occurs because this drug bypasses the conventional serotonin path and goes straight to switching on glutamate,” he explains.

Unlike traditional antidepressants, which boost serotonin levels before acting on glutamate, ketamine therapy can provide almost instantaneous relief from depressive symptoms. Treatment of severe MDD may require multiple ketamine therapy sessions over an extended period. The team at Chrysalis Ketamine works collaboratively with patients to determine treatment plans and schedules that will meet their individual needs.

Dr Karpanian recommends undergoing ketamine infusion treatment alongside talk therapy to enhance healing. “The process works best when approached holistically,” he states. “Good social support, supplemental and complementary therapy from your therapist or psychiatrist along with good sleep, diet and exercise are very important.”

Chrysalis Ketamine offers ketamine infusion therapy to treat a wide range of other mental health conditions including anxiety, OCD, bipolar disorder, and PTSD. Ketamine can also be used to treat chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia and CRPS.

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