Ketamine Therapy To Undo Anxiety (Live Q&A)

[@lindagilbertson7488]

Ketamine has changed my life. I am 62 yes old. I thought it might be too late to change some of my patterns around control and fear of rejection. I have had ketamine treatments for a year and I feel amazing! It is expensive and no insurance coverage. Don't give up people. Ketamine is life changing!

[@mikeylee1147]

Where are you located? I see its not very accessible in my area of Va.

[@JenJen0582]

My sister had ketamine treatments at the VA which was no cost to her. I believe soon this treatment will be covered by insurance just as TMS was finally covered by my Medicare ( 0:30 transcranial magnetic stimulation ) which worked wonders for me about eight years ago. I am in a very depressed state now due to long-term emotional abuse. I would like to try ketamine now. So far I don’t see that Medicare covers it. I pray that it happens soon. My sister is like her old self again after ketamine treatments.

[@Rocksaplenty]

Troches are an inexpensive (comparatively) option for those without the bankroll to go for infusions. Just postin' for people that come after me.

[@Reload77725]

Amen. I'm 64, and after 6 sessions, I'm a new person. I highly recommend it for anyone with Generalized Anxiety.

[@dannied8885]

Thank you for commenting. I start my 1st IV treatment in a couple of days and I'm so nervous

[@alchemysticlife]

Thank you Dr. Kaveh! I love that people like you are talking about this! I"m working for an at-home, sublingual ketamine therapy company as a Guide/Coach. Part of the long-term effects come from doing integration work along with the neuroplasticity that the ketamine creates in the brain. If anyone wants support with this, please reach out. I'm passionate about helping people get long-term relief. Blessings!

[@vocals1111]

How much is it? Can u give more info. I need it for pain, depression and anxiety

[@Mamaisawake]

You are such a kind doctor. I so wish we had more bedside manners like yours. It’s what we should all expect from compassionate care.

[@chauKlet]

this guy is a natural presenter, insane to think he does a lot of these videos live. almost like he's reading a teleprompter lol

[@samp739]

Anxiety is part of my depression. So i hope it can help both

[@lilianparle4822]

Reach out to Dr. Charles, he will guide you on what to do.

[@lilianparle4822]

He's known as charlesmyco.

[@lilianparle4822]

On instagram.

[@clintsprague3512]

Same here

[@jaeljade3609]

There's a billionaire I saw on a Davos video (a place in Switzerland where the elite get together to decide the trajectory of the world basically) and he is working very hard to get ketamine treatments that are available to the masses. Hopefully that won't take years.

[@Alice-Not-In-Chains]

Sounds scary to me👩🏽‍💻

[@jaeljade3609]

@@Alice-Not-In-Chains For the people who really need it it's life saving and not everyone can afford the treatments at this point. It's not covered by insurance.

[@jeffchastain2977]

Id like to get Ketamine Therapy because as a gay kid growing up in a fundamentalist christian home and church, I had PTSD my entire childhood. My most severe anxiety seems to come out when I am at the Dentist office. I have hit several of them. I have to have dental surgery under twilight sedation because the dentist is afraid of me.

[@stringlarson1247]

Wow. I hope you can get the help and support to heal.

[@cynhanrahan4012]

My Medicare supplement pays, or I don't get the treatment. Been told so. I've been under psychiatric and psychological care for more than 30 years. I am minimally medicated by choice because of adverse reaction to psychiatric medications. I'm on a minimal dose of clonazapam combined with CBT. But there you have it. Welcome to medicine in America. I can't even try something that might help my crippling anxiety because I'm disabled, and don't have any money. That right there is anxiety producing.

[@vocals1111]

you said Medicare pays then they don't, which is it?

[@radron14]

Hi Doc, I ran across one of your videos probably by a KZbin bot but found it very helpful as I have had a lot of trauma in my life starting at age 3 with Open Heart Surgery. I’m mentally disabled and physically handicapped as a result of all of these injuries, which include multiple surgeries. I have complex depression, severe PTSD, and along with that comes severe anxiety. I went in for a ketamine treatment and the first of worked pretty good. Now this anesthesiologist had two different types of infusions. One was a $450 infusion and the other one was a $750 infusion. I’ve had three of the $450 ones and was desperate for four some relief and paid for the $750 one and I got nothing. I’m also a chronic pain sufferer. 7 hemangiomas, 16 broken bones, pulmonary embolism, due to open to fracture, and list goes on. My question is, the doctor that I was seeing put me on some ketamine lozenges, what is your thoughts on those as I stop taking them because they’re expensive and I am on a fixed income due to all my problems. Also, I am doing TMS with my psychiatrist, this constant or chronic malaise and pain, makes it to where I don’t fear death but just for the record, I’m not a danger to myself or others I have a family. I hope you can give me some advice, if I should start the lozenges again as the TMS is not working and I refuse to take any SSRI. Thanks again subscribed and notifications on so hopefully I can read your response if you get to my long winded message. I’m 60 years old, broke my right calcaneus in 1985 and right now I have been dealing with bone on bone knee issue for the last 12 years.

[@adelebittner8994]

Always enjoy your informative sessions😊

[@usattfan2836]

Gosh, I’d love to get ketamine treatment from you. I have been getting treatments for a little over a year. Your therapeutic angle I would greatly appreciate.

[@loritawilson8195]

Could you do a video on your clinic and what the rooms look like when someone comes to you? You are the most understanding dr. And really appreciate your teaching ❤

[@dylansykes3676]

I have panic attacks and depression I should try this but I don't know if we have it on the east coast NC

[@depthsofyourmind6070]

Visit Philly! We have them

[@edkensalexandre7043]

One of the rare people I look up to in this field. I do hope I can be as great of an healer/anesthesiologist as you are 🥹🥹🥹

[@MedicalSecrets]

Thank you for the kind comments! 🙏

[@ceebe1964]

Mahalo I working up the clarity & courage to make the leap... Do I dare to hope again?

[@C_Hart]

I have my first session tomorrow and im super anxious! Nervous...

[@samanthasabbath3745]

How was it?

[@pinadelmonico]

Insurance is covering in CT&NY!! Look into Marpa minds🙏🏻

[@freedomforevar1377]

Boy, I wish you were my doctor I would have you as a primary care doctor over any doctor I've had in the last 7 to 10 to 10 years. There's the only doctor that diagnosed me with a spinal cord injury after a year of being told that I had nothing wrong with me after my accident that can press my spot accord. Severely and I had surgery 4 months later. Which caused my injury to be permanent and the damage to my spinal cord to be permanent. And then after that, I had symptoms that were different but continuous. And no one believed me, my doctor didn't believe me. The sergeant didn't believe me. The ER doctors didn't believe me but luckily when I went completely paralyzed. And I couldn't mthey didn't treat me in the hospital. They sent me to a rehab clinic. I rehab/. Short-term rehab clinic. For 2 weeks in patients where I had physical therapy and occupational therapy. And I was a really strong medication that made it. So my pain was under control. The doctor there was a spinal cord doctor and told me I had a spinal cord injury and I'm like. Yes, I know doctor I knew that back in 2010 and she is the only one I trust but I would trust you. And the reason is you look at the whole person. Not just one little thing at a time. That's the type of medicine I really wish you were down in l a

[@estellasgadtreatment698]

Hi, I had my first Ketamine infusion at a Hospital in India. Though the treatment was recommended by a psychiatrist, it was administered by an anesthesiologist (under the supervision of the duty doctor). There were noisy patients all around and the environment wasn't particularly therapeutic. It wasn't treated like a psychiatric case at all. I have two sessions the coming week. I don't know if I should continue. PS: I have generalized anxiety, which is still present after the first infusion.

[@Joylynnfrancis]

Me too

[@JoJoGranum]

I’ve been asking about ketamine therapy in Canada . I live in Toronto . I keep missing the live streams. I’ve been googling for ketamine clinics here but not sure what to look for . I have PTSD from stillbirth trauma in past and anxiety disorders

[@MedicalSecrets]

I'm so sorry you had that experience, but I greatly admire your vulnerability in sharing that. I have lots of resources on my website on how to select a clinic. Have you checked that out?

[@JoJoGranum]

@@MedicalSecrets could you give me the URL please ?

[@michele21auntiem]

​@@JoJoGranumIt is listed in the channel description under the about tab. Do u know how to see that? I am sorry. I had a stillbirth myself. Sepsis following. Really altered my life and sadly no more children. I also have paid. 🫂🙏

[@deancomeau2894]

Are you familiar with CRPS ? do you know if Ketamine Infusions help with this Disease?

[@dang2648]

Wow thank you for the information

[@jessespringer6653]

Anesthesiologists are my heroes ✌️

[@frankfromupstateny3796]

My concerns as an RN treating Hospice patients...is how to get K Txs for myself...making such "tiny money". I know I need Tx...but cant afford it. Any answers beyond stating: "Too bad...instead of just working 60 hour weeks...save your noney, by wirking 80 hours...??"

[@MarleneGomis-x6x]

How does it help GERD?

[@chars5946]

Dies it help w anxiety when it begins

[@alexas34]

I fasted 3 and a half hours before my treatment. ~15 min in, I started feeling nauseous and that came in waves for about 40 min. My body was very relaxed, but I was seeing double and I hate that. I felt drunk. If I had kept my blindfold on, it probably would be a better experience for me. Toward the end (40 min mark), I thought I was going to throw up. The nausea was intense and I was profusely sweating so I started to freak out. I didn’t want to throw up in the room and I was too anxious to call for help, so I took out the iv myself and that’s when they came in. They brought me a barf bag and I started to feel better (never thru up) but I felt nauseous for like 20 min after I took out the iv. The double vision was probably making the feeling worse but overall, the experience was not great.

[@Vizjinst8]

That sounds awful. I wonder if just a little more or less might've been helpful. During the period in which you were receiving the ketamine did you experience anything like a psychedelic or dissociative trip or dream?

[@alexas34]

@@Vizjinst8 My body was extremely relaxed, kind of heavy, like I was sinking into the chair and during the first 10 min or so I vaguely remember having “dreams” (I never fell asleep but it’s like I went somewhere else for a moment. Hard to explain haha. I kind of remember seeing a lot of colors w my eyes closed. I tried keeping my eyes closed the whole time but once I felt nauseous I was like fuck this. I was wearing a blind fold and listening to instrumental music.

[@jennmetts7]

They used it on me for a small spine procedure and I woke up in the next room crying hysterically, and drooling everywhere. That continued for over an hour. After that I experienced super vidid, very odd, sometimes scary dreams. I usually don't dream much at all. It seems to work for so many. I wonder if I have some hidden emotional trauma?

[@Rocksaplenty]

weird, it's actually the opposite for me. Ketamine works fantastic for the conditions I have, but, it's the sudden lack of control that helps so much. With the condition I have, it's common to be unable to estimate how able you will be on a given day. With my health improving, the drug does appear to re-vamp what my subconcious sees as a possibility, to an extent, resulting in a change in percieved wellness despite similar physical conditions.

[@TomHarrison-x8v]

Very helpful, subscribed

[@MarleneGomis-x6x]

For PTSD, does the patient have to relive the trama???? 10:10

[@MarleneGomis-x6x]

For PTSD, does the patient have to relive the trama????

[@895juice]

I get bad anxiety when going out in public where there’s big crowds or if I’m going up to talk to an attractive female or going on a first date. Has anyone here taken this and done any of the things mentioned or done things where you usually get nervous over afterwards?

[@bafa000]

Ketamine has helped me as well. However, I can definitely see that it is not for everyone. It places you in this ineffable state and place from where you are able to remove yourself from the experience, enabling you to examine your ego like nothing else. Ive tried psychedelics of different types, but ketamine keeps you somewhat "safe" by preventing the trip from controlling you. If you are properly guided, with sympathy, empathy and compassion, you will experience its therapeutic benefits.

[@bafa000]

@lovebilly1707 enjoy - and be careful.

[@halrichart5541]

What about ketamine and Pathological demand avoidance with Asperger’s syndrome

[@celesteinman56]

Vertigo B1 vitamin.

[@chars5946]

How much money is it

[@darriontunstall3708]

Great live stream man!! I enjoy it! How can I become a patient advocate for anesthesiologist? I really wanted to be a anesthesiologist! I really enjoy donating to the anesthesiologist Foundation, since it was hard for me to go to college because of my cerebral palsy! You been hocking loogies lately? Lol

[@MedicalSecrets]

Your support of the channel helps a lot 🙏

[@darriontunstall3708]

@@MedicalSecrets thanks man

[@moniryousefian8782]

​@@MedicalSecrets My nephew is almost 12 years old and suffers from general anxiety for the last 4 years very severely can he get ketamine or he's too young for it ?! Greatly appreciated 🙏

[@samp739]

Startinh esketamine really need it to help

[@smile4me433]

So underrated

[@marykelley782]

My whole family has anxiety. I wonder if there is a genetic link? Anyhoo, I am going to look into this therapy option. I e tried everything over the years. Nothing truly worked. Maybe this is an option ....

[@lilianparle4822]

Reach out to Dr. Charles for more clarification on ketamine before embarking on taking it.

[@lilianparle4822]

He's known as charlesmyco.

[@lilianparle4822]

On instagram.

[@ashleymitts]

Do you think that ketamine could also help people with dementia?

[@Felixapex-j4s]

Yes it does, I had mine done through trip_worlds2

[@Felixapex-j4s]

You could check him out

[@Felixapex-j4s]

On Instagram

[@dylansykes3676]

He said he's been on Clonazepam so many years that is a red flag that why it's not working because his body has built up immunity might not address root cause but if he doesn't take it for a few weeks or taper down the dose and come off of it for a few weeks it would start to work again

[@LeannaNixon-wc3ml]

It takes far longer than a few weeks to come off that extent of klonopin usage. Took me 2 years.

[@dylansykes3676]

@@LeannaNixon-wc3ml that is why people should not take them every day you build up tolerance and a dependence on them.....

[@dylansykes3676]

It also takes about a week to get through the sick part of coming off benzodiasop

[@dylansykes3676]

@@LeannaNixon-wc3ml it takes about a week to get through the withdrawals or two weeks depending on the person because everyone is different coming all benzodiazepines and it's dangerous but you can taper and try to Wing yourself down I just made a statement I've done it when I had a script I got through the sickness lasted about a week but I will say my anxiety got really worse

[@dylansykes3676]

@@LeannaNixon-wc3ml also I'm just saying 24 months. So I'm not in any position to say this to somebody you should do this because I'm not a physician or a doctor only say from my own personal experience if he can do a few days without taking clonazepam and without getting sick from withdrawals he should take a few weeks off a week off well you're right it does take more than a few weeks to bring down tolerance seems like it took a month though for me coming off and when I started taking my anxiety medicine again after a month I can tell I took it way more relaxed when I had panic attacks still do have panic attacks but that's for my experience and everyone is different

[@susanharris7463]

Totally brilliant

[@MedicalSecrets]

Thank you for the kind comment! 🙏

[@Athoo121]

Im in India. Kerala. Am. Sufering depresion anxity how can i know ketamine clinic in my district?

[@debbie4503]

How much does Ketamine Therapy cost? How many treatments for panic attacks/anxiety/MDD?

[@ivux_468.]

I live in Brooklyn NY, For treating resistant depression, severe anxiety, PTSD, and other mood disorders. Generally, a course of 6 infusions over a 3 week period is recommended.The infusions take about an hour. Self-Pay Price Per Ketamine Infusion is $325.

[@ivux_468.]

I had mine done through charlesmyco_

[@ivux_468.]

You could check him out...

[@ivux_468.]

On instagram.

[@FlameSlingers]

IV treatments are anywhere from $300-$700 per infusion. As well the number of treatments determines how well you react to it. Usually people do 6 infusions over the course of 2 weeks and then boosters to stay in remission.

[@IAMdevilwomen]

I didn't get a live alert 😞 I missed it, 1 time after I got to the hospital in the room they put you in to start the IV and get vitals, my anxiety ran me over, nurse said we gotta give you something because i was literally pacing around the hospital bed, she made me lay on the bed, gave me something, last thing I remember was watching price is right, bonus round, host said right after the commercial we'll find out who the winner is....next thing I knew, I was waking up in post op recovery.... am curious as to what they would've given me, a 3 1/2 hour block of time was gone, don't get me wrong, not panicking to the point of giving myself charlie horses was nice, but pick your brain Dr. K. on what I got

[@MedicalSecrets]

It sounds like versed and other anesthesia, no?

[@IAMdevilwomen]

@@MedicalSecrets good guess, IDK, but at the same time too Dr. I was almost 500 pounds, I had weight loss surgery when this happened, have lost almost 150 pounds since (and still going) no problems with it since

[@wendybesse90]

What about psilocybin use before surgery? Does that affect anesthesia? I know you said cannabis affects anesthesia and you need to refrain before surgery.

[@shrivatsarao3146]

Ocd can cure by ketamine say yes or no 😮

[@sweetscorpionkiss]

I'm in operating rooms alot I do know one time they had to use more than one epernferine more than once.

[@MedicalSecrets]

Oh no, why was that?

[@renakmans3521]

I did 5 sessions, didn’t do anything that lasted but maybe that’s just me…

[@drinkwalter9346]

You can get yourself back on track like I did, you can recover and be responsible when you use psychedelics like mushroom, DMT , it helped me take accountability for myself and start my healing process, now I’m back to providing for my family and protecting them despite my past struggles

[@drinkwalter9346]

You can get it delivered anytime from the online vendor I get mine from

[@drinkwalter9346]

*Formulah01*

[@renakmans3521]

@@drinkwalter9346 I want to do mushrooms or DMT but supervised by a therapist. Still waiting for that day I can find a place! Oregon is the only place I think!

[@talonmascaro6144]

@@drinkwalter9346 who’s your vendor??

[@Kia-v2p]

What is that never heard of ketamine ?

[@nenadcubric2663]

For Social Phobia????

[@lamobilemusic1146]

How did ketamine lead to the actor Matthew Perry’s death?

[@nenadcubric2663]

A mix of Drugs

[@Joannadark2285]

He was in a hot tub and drowned. You should never take this drug and be in water.

[@alexisdior90]

I always miss your lives😩

[@MedicalSecrets]

Next time hopefully!

[@ojotut]

Hey man! You waving that syringe gives me anxiety! Put that thing down already!!!!

[@AineEithne]

IKR?!?!? Same!

[@JM-co6rf]

nothing helps. i'm giving up

[@shrivatsarao3146]

😮😮😅😅

[@deathjab4161]

This dude is anti pot but pro prescriptions.