Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (RSD and CRPS) Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type I) and Causalgia (Complex Regional Pain Syndromes Type II)(RSD and CRPS)


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Old 06-05-2008, 09:33 PM #1
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Thumbs up High Dose Ketamine Outpatient Treatment

Has anybody else seen this? Looks pretty compelling to me ... She's got her life back after only 3 4-hour outpatient Ketamine infusions?! WOW!!!

Click here to go to the web page and then select the first patient.
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Default Ketamine

Ketamine is a powerful drug. From what I have heard and seen it does work well with some and not so well with others. I had a 5 day inpatient tx and unfortunately it did not help me BUT my RSD is not typical. I would definately investigate it further. I dont know where you live but some of us may know of doctors in your area performing the procedure.

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Default Opportunity for certain people

For those who have had experience with ketamine, and had sucess at lower doses, both inpatient and outpatinet, and have not hallucinated, the escalation dose is a huge opportunity. The dose is significantly higher than all other programs. Except of course coma.This is for those that have tried everything else and have intractable pain.CZ
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Unhappy I was just there in Sept.

I had 4 day high dose ketamine infusion with Dr. Kirkpatrick. My friend who has full body was there two weeks before me. Within one week of having 200mgs and hour for the last 2 days our RSD returned completely within 2 weeks. My friend is only 32. She just got out of ICU for 5 days because of the pain. This does work for some, but not all. If you go, be sure you take someone who can keep you totally grounded durning the treatment. Someone who totally trust. You must have no one around that causes you any stress at all. I hope this helps. your friend hear4
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