IM (intramuscular) ketamine offers a comfortable experience in a less medicalized setting. IV (intravenous) ketamine may be more appropriate for individuals with complex medical needs or high anxiety, as the dose can be adjusted or stopped mid-session if necessary. Both are effective—choice depends on personal preference and clinical considerations.
What are the Pros and Cons of IM vs IV Ketamine?
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