Healing possible?

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Hope4recovery1989
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Healing possible?

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Hi is it possible to recover from anhedonia or is it lifelong once you get it from meds. Everywhere I look noone recovers or I feel it's not the genuine truth. Is it that neurons are dead and can't be recovered
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Re: Healing possible?

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I think it's possible. Scientific articles on anhedonia have doubled in the last 10 years : https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=anhedonia

In the last 5 years, notable advances have been made thanks in particular to esketamine, which has been identified as being able to improve this symptom, through glutamate stimulation. The same applies to vortioxetine and a number of other drugs.

I don't think neurons are being killed, but rather the receptors have a new reference line :

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Yesterday I was reading this interesting article on sigma receptors: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9243434/

Even if there were dead neurons, our brains are neuroplastic and changes are possible.
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