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The only MedSpa in Colorado backed by Medical Doctor, Anesthesiologist & 2022 Physician of the Year, Dr. Jan Gillespie.
Severe and debilitating pain conditions, such as neuralgia, can significantly hinder your ability to enjoy daily activities and disrupt your overall quality of life. At NoCo MedSpa & IV Therapy in Greeley, our dedicated team provides safe and evidence-based ketamine IV infusion therapy. This treatment is designed to alleviate your pain, enhance neural function, and help you reclaim your life. Call us today or book an appointment online to start your journey towards relief.
At NoCo MedSpa & IV Therapy, our Anesthesiologists and Anesthetists specialize in treating chronic neuropathic pain using ketamine infusion therapy. Ketamine IV infusion therapy works by interacting with your nervous system to reduce neuralgia. It prevents your nerve receptors from sending pain signals to your brain, allowing the cells in your brain and spinal cord to reset and provide better nerve support.
Many patients who have experienced positive results with ketamine infusion therapy have maintained improvements for years with regular booster sessions. Some patients have been able to reduce or completely stop their use of narcotic pain medications, while others have regained the ability to engage in meaningful hobbies or pursue their careers.
Once it is determined that ketamine IV infusion therapy is suitable for you, our Anesthesiologists/Anesthetists will design a personalized treatment plan aimed at providing you with relief.
Typically, our team administers four-hour high-dose infusions on an as-needed basis. Treatment regimens can vary, but a common course may start with one or more initial treatments, followed by maintenance treatments every six to eight weeks to manage symptoms. Some patients maintain their results with as little as a one-hour infusion every eight weeks after several years of treatment.
During your IV infusion, our team will carefully monitor you to ensure your safety and comfort. We also provide medication to limit nausea. Additionally, we take extra measures to prevent any uncomfortable experiences by offering:
The ketamine IV infusion may alleviate your symptoms significantly. Depending on your response to the therapy, our team may suggest additional sessions every 8-12 weeks to maintain your improved health.
If you wish to learn more about how ketamine infusion therapy can help manage chronic neuropathic pain, call us or book an appointment online today.
At NoCo MedSpa & IV Therapy, we are dedicated to providing ketamine treatments for depression and other symptoms in Greeley, Colorado.
Neuralgia can affect any nerve in the body: While often associated with the facial nerves, neuralgia can impact nerves anywhere, including the torso and limbs.
Trigeminal neuralgia is one of the most severe types: This type affects the trigeminal nerve in the face and can cause excruciating, shock-like pain from even mild stimulation, such as brushing your teeth or applying makeup.
Women are more likely to develop neuralgia: Some types of neuralgia, particularly trigeminal neuralgia, are more common in women than in men.
Neuralgia can be linked to other medical conditions: Conditions such as diabetes, multiple sclerosis, and chronic kidney disease can increase the risk of developing neuralgia.
Shingles can cause postherpetic neuralgia: After a shingles infection, some people may develop long-lasting pain in the affected area, known as postherpetic neuralgia.
Early treatment can improve outcomes: Prompt diagnosis and treatment of neuralgia can help manage symptoms more effectively and improve quality of life.
Ketamine infusion therapy is an innovative treatment: This therapy offers hope for those with chronic neuropathic pain by preventing pain signals from reaching the brain and allowing for better nerve function.
Neuralgia is not just about pain: It can also cause muscle weakness, difficulty moving the affected area, and sensitivity to touch, impacting daily activities and overall well-being.
