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Ketamine Infusions for Long COVID Symptoms

Living with Long COVID (post-COVID-19 condition) can be challenging. Many individuals continue to experience fatigue, brain fog, depression, anxiety, or chronic pain long after the initial infection has resolved. These ongoing symptoms can interfere with daily life, work, and relationships.

At Lone Star Infusion, we are dedicated to staying at the forefront of emerging treatment options. Ketamine infusion therapy, while not yet an FDA-approved treatment for Long COVID, has shown promising results in helping patients manage some of the condition’s most difficult symptoms.

Ketamine and Long COVID

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How does Ketamine May Help with Long COVID?

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Research is still developing, but early reports and clinical studies suggest that ketamine may provide relief through several key mechanisms:

  1. Reducing Inflammation

    Ketamine has anti-inflammatory properties that may help calm the immune response thought to contribute to Long COVID. Studies have shown ketamine can lower inflammatory markers and improve overall cellular recovery.

  2. Enhancing Brain Function and Neuroplasticity

    Ketamine interacts with the brain’s NMDA receptors, increasing levels of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF). This process promotes neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to form new connections—and may help improve cognitive symptoms such as “brain fog” and mental fatigue.

  3. Improving Mood and Energy

    Many individuals with Long COVID experience depression, anxiety, and profound fatigue. Ketamine has long been recognized for its rapid antidepressant effects and its potential to improve energy and motivation, helping patients feel more engaged and functional in their daily lives.

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What does the Research Shows?

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  • Case Studies: Several case reports describe patients with Long COVID who experienced meaningful improvements in fatigue, depression, and cognitive function after ketamine therapy.
  • Clinical Trials: Ongoing studies are currently evaluating how ketamine affects inflammation, brain function, and overall quality of life in people living with Long COVID.
  • Mental Health Benefits: Ketamine is well-established as a treatment for depression, PTSD, and anxiety—conditions that often accompany Long COVID.
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What are some Important Considerations?

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While ketamine infusion therapy is a promising option, it is considered an off-label treatment for Long COVID. This means:

  • More research is needed to confirm its long-term safety and effectiveness for this condition.
  • Results can vary from person to person.
  • Treatments are administered under close medical supervision to ensure safety and comfort.

At Lone Star Infusion, our medical team takes the time to understand your individual symptoms and treatment goals. We monitor your vital signs throughout each infusion and tailor your care plan to your specific needs.

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Supporting Your Recovery

Our goal is to help patients find relief, restore balance, and reclaim quality of life. Whether your primary concerns are fatigue, cognitive fog, depression, or chronic pain, ketamine therapy may be a valuable tool as part of a comprehensive recovery approach.

 

If you are living with persistent symptoms after COVID-19, we invite you to schedule a consultation to learn more about whether ketamine infusion therapy may be right for you.

Important Notice Regarding Discontinuation of Ketamine Treatment Services

Lone Star Infusion will discontinue providing ketamine infusion and treatment services effective February 23, 2026. This decision was not made lightly, and we understand this news may be concerning to you.

What This Means for Your Care

After February 23, 2026 our clinic will no longer provide ketamine treatments. You will need to establish care with another provider to continue ketamine therapy, or work with your treating psychiatrist or pain management physician to explore alternative treatment options.

Your Immediate Next Steps

  1. Contact your prescribing psychiatrist, primary care physician, or pain management specialist to discuss your ongoing treatment plan and alternatives.
  2. If you wish to continue ketamine therapy, please review the enclosed list of physician-supervised ketamine clinics in the Houston area. We do not endorse any particular provider; this list is provided for your convenience only.
  3. Contact our office to schedule any final appointments before [closure date] and to discuss your transition of care.

Your Medical Records

Your treatment records will remain available through Lone Star Infusion. To request copies of your records or to authorize transfer to a new provider, please contact our office at 281.947.3268 or send a written request to 14740 Barryknoll Lane, Ste. 140, Houston, TX 77079. There is no charge for transferring records to your new treatment provider.

Continuation of Care During Transition

We stay committed to your care during this transition period. Please contact our office at 281.947.3268 if you have questions, need to schedule appointments before our closure date, or require assistance with your transition to a new provider.

We understand this transition may be difficult, and we appreciate the trust you have placed in us for your care. Our staff is available to assist you during this process.

Sincerely,
Chauncey Jones, M.D.
Lone Star Infusion