Ketamine May Reduce Early Postpartum Depression Symptoms After C-Sections
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A study presented at the ANESTHESIOLOGY 2026 annual meeting suggests that ketamine, commonly used for anesthesia and pain control, may help ease early symptoms of postpartum depression in mothers undergoing cesarean delivery. This finding highlights a potential new benefit of ketamine beyond its traditional medical uses.
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