Neuropathy Treatment

Doctors at Scottsdale Ketamine Therapy Clinic

Ketamine for Neuropathy Treatment

Once solely recognized as an FDA-approved anesthetic, ketamine is now a game-changer in neuropathic pain treatment. Unlike conventional painkillers that provide only temporary relief, ketamine rewires the nervous system, addressing pain at its source. Neuropathic pain stems from nerve damage or dysfunction in the somatosensory system. It’s more than just tingling or numbness, it’s a relentless burning pain that disrupts daily life. Traditional treatments, including opioids and nerve medications, often fail to bring lasting relief, leaving many patients trapped in a cycle of discomfort.

At Scottsdale Ketamine Therapy Clinic, we offer physician-led ketamine therapy that calms overactive pain signals at the receptor level, providing real, long-term relief. If other treatments haven’t worked, ketamine could be your solution.

How Does Ketamine Help with Neuropathy?

Neuropathy pain happens when damaged or irritated nerves keep sending pain signals to the brain, even when there’s no actual injury. This can be caused by diabetes, chemotherapy, autoimmune disorders, or nerve injuries.

Ketamine helps by blocking NMDA receptors, which are like tiny switches in the brain that control pain signals. When these switches get stuck in the “on” position, pain feels constant. Ketamine calms these overactive nerves, reducing pain and allowing the nervous system to reset, leading to long-term relief.

Key benefits of ketamine for neuropathy: 

  • Interrupts chronic pain cycles at the receptor level. 
  • Reduces nerve hypersensitivity, allowing nerves to function properly. 
  • Works when other treatments fail, offering relief for stubborn neuropathic pain.
  • Non-opioid, non-addictive alternative for long-term pain management.
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