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qwerty68 I am sorry that I made assumptions that were not accurate. You obviously have researched this a lot.
If you feel like this is your last hope then that might make it easier for you to decide. This article might answer the question you ask:
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Mood and Pain improvement on ketamine is often incremental, meaning that small improvements happen over time to create a big cumulative effect. These changes can be small shifts in mood or activity (i.e. small wins) that might be hard to spot at first from the patient perspective, especially if they’re still sad or in pain. Sometimes these changes can be so small, the patient’s friends and family might notice before the patient. Knowing how to spot the signs of improvement is important to really consider ketamine successful.
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When Ketamine is Working (and it is Not) - American Society of Ketamine Physicians, Psychotherapists, and Practitioners
It sounds like you might get some benefit bit one treatment may only be a teaser, but it could offer a chance to see if you responded positively to the med. I guess everyone has to decide on their own.
If interested I can tell you about lifestyle changes that help me cope with depression.
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