Located in the heart of Orlando, Florida, Nona Medical Arts is a renowned pain management clinic specializing in advanced Ketamine therapy. Committed to treating an array of chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia, neuralgia, depression, and joint pain, the center upholds a tailored approach to treatment, ensuring personalized care for each patient. The medical hub was established by Dr. Richard Gayles, whose expertise in pain management inspires the whole Nona Medical Arts team to passionately strive towards a common goal - facilitating a pain-free life for their patients. With an in-house team of seasoned wellness practitioners, the clinic presents a holistic approach to care, considerably heightening the likelihood of a successful treatment outcome.

Ketamine, a highly effective tool against chronic ailments, serves as a cornerstone in Nona Medical Arts' overall health and wellness plans. A meticulous mental and physical health evaluation sets the stage for the therapeutic process, commencing with a series of three daily infusions in the initial week, purposefully designed to assess Ketamine's effectiveness for each individual. The intensity of IV Ketamine is gradually escalated throughout these four-hour infusions. If patients exhibit no significant response, further treatment is typically ceased. However, if the symptoms do improve, a second week of three daily infusions is administered, cumulating to a complete series of six infusions. The patients can anticipate discernible results quite promptly - often after just the first couple of treatments, although it's common for results to materialize after several therapies. The potential minor side effects, such as heightened sensitivity to light and sound or altered time and color perception, generally dissipate within 60-90 minutes post-infusion and are well-tolerated by most patients. In exceptional cases where these symptoms are discomforting, Dr. Gayles can offer sedative medication. With its promising and effective ketamine treatments, Nona Medical Arts emerges as a beacon of hope for those who have found traditional treatment methods unsuccessful, reinstating patients' faith in their pathway to healing.