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Using ketamine to treat anorexia

Writer's picture: Melinda KarthMelinda Karth

There are currently no FDA-approved drugs for treating anorexia nervosa. Likewise, few pharmaceuticals have shown effectiveness in treating anorexia. Could ketamine be the exception?


Key Points:


  • There are currently no drugs approved for treating anorexia nervosa.


  • Recent case studies have found evidence that low doses of ketamine may reduce anorexia symptoms.


  • How ketamine reduces anorexia symptoms is unclear, but it could be that the drug improves and strengthens brain cell communication.



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