Psychedelics
Electric Shock Vs. Ketamine: Which Is Best For TRD?
This week three doctors reviewed the test results comparing the two options for treatment-resistant depression (TRD). Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) is…
Individuals with TRD and their clinicians should consider a trial of IV ketamine before initiating ECT, while ensuring that consideration has also been made for older, evidence-based approaches (eg, monoamine oxidase inhibitors) and recognizing when ECT might be preferred (eg, in elderly patients and patients with psychotic features).The authors also think that more studies need to be conducted and that future studies should observe patients for longer periods following the treatments. They noted that the effectiveness of both types of treatments tends to wear off resulting in patients needing to repeat treatments as their conditions deteriorate. The post Electric Shock Vs. Ketamine: Which Is Best For TRD? appeared first on Green Market Report. ketamine psychiatry therapy depression
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