Treatment resistant depression is a diagnosis given to people who have tried various interventions for their depression but have not had success, or have experienced a return of symptoms despite intervention. Oftentimes, standard treatments such as antidepressants or psychotherapy alone, aren’t enough for these patients. Ketamine has been shown to help with treatment-resistant depression.
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