Hi,

I have not done the in-pt infusion but I have had 3 out-pt high dose(500 mg in 1 day) 1 day infusions. 2 of the 3 have worked very well( the last one being on Tuesday...holding strong so far). The one infusion that didn't hold was because we tried to half my dose of Lyrica...didn't work.

The in-pt infusions gives you a much higher ending Ketamine level that will hopefully give you good pain relief.

I also have R foot/ankle CRPS. I am in Northern Va and am being treated at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. My CRPS resulted from ankle surgery in May...then I developed a blood clot in the leg right before my nerve block was supposed to be done, so that is why we have gone right to Ketamine.

Have had PT, and have Dr's in Pain Management, Physical Medicine ( CRPS specialist), Foot & Ankle Surgery, Ortho surgeon and a Primary Care Dr.

I have had to fight to get every one of them to be aggressive about CRPS except for the specialist. She is going to try a different therapy on my foot & ankle called Neuroprolotherapy. They have used it on the Wounded Warriors with CRPS and have good success with pain reduction and remission of CRPS.

Wishing you the very best!!!!

Terri