then decreased to per month. Research There is some experimental evidence to suggest that D-cycloserine aids in learning by helping form stronger neural connections. It has been investigated as an aid to facilitate exposure therapy in people with PTSD and anxiety disorders as well as treatment with schizophrenia. In a clinical trial, a course of D-cycloserine combined with a single dose of ketamine was investigated for treatment resistant bipolar depression. When administered for 8 weeks after a ketamine infusion, cycloserine appeared to potentiate the antidepressant effects in all trial participants. References External links Anti-tuberculosis drugs World Health Organization essential medicines Isoxazolidinones NMDA receptor agonists GABA transaminase inhibitors Wikipedia medicine articles ready to translate Aldols