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For people afflicted by depression, every day can seem like an uphill battle. Even performing a simple task can be daunting, which can significantly impact a person’s quality of life and ability to form strong, interpersonal relationships. In Milford, CT, Dr. Gino Ang and the rest of the team at Ketamine Center of Connecticut can address debilitating symptoms of depression and provide pain management for sufferers of chronic conditions. Their knowledge of ketamine therapy allows them to help patients decide whether this treatment is right for them. 

Introducing Dr. Gino Ang: Providing Proven Treatments for Depression in Connecticut

Medical Background

Dr. Ang’s illustrious career began at Ross University in 2000, where he first earned his medical degree. From there, he was chosen for a residency in Anesthesiology at Yale-New Haven Hospital, which instilled important medical concepts that would help him start his own practice. From 2009 to 2010, he served as Medical Director at the Connecticut Surgery Center and is the current Medical Director at Laser Center, LLC.

Knowledge of Ketamine Therapy

depressionKetamine is commonly used as an anesthetic in hospitals and operating rooms. Recently, many doctors have found that ketamine could be applied to other uses as well, like treating mental illness and chronic pain. These uses are considered off-label, which means they haven’t been approved for usage by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration but have proven effective for many patients. While ketamine was known for its recreational use in the past, it’s considered safe to use within a controlled hospital setting.

The key to success when using ketamine to treat depression often lies within your medical team. Thanks to his experience as an anesthesiologist, Dr. Ang is capable of employing ketamine therapy safely and effectively. He will assess your treatment after the first two infusions to determine whether you should move forward. From there, he can tailor a treatment program to help you cope with depression symptoms, as well as manage any side effects of the treatment (which usually entail slight nausea or anxiety).

Many patients who haven’t had success using conventional depression treatments have found success with ketamine. Dr. Ang and the Ketamine Center of Connecticut can assist these patients by providing comprehensive information on this innovative approach to help patients determine if it’s right for them. For more information, call (203) 701-6388. You can also see the complete listing of services available at this Milford clinic by visiting the website.

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