This treatment has been a godsend for me. I have used it a couple of courses of treatment and it is a true lifesaver. I’ve struggled with clinical depression for years with medication but came to a point when the meds weren’t stopping it. I didn’t even experience any side effects - thank God, just positive results. My treatment sessions were in for 3 minutes each for 6 weeks and it must definitely helped. Please don’t hesitate looking into it if you and your counselor/medical professional think you might benefit.
Thank you for sharing! I’m getting it this month for depression as well and I haven’t met anyone who’s had it done before. I hope you’re still doing well ❤
It depends on the patient, for some people it is painful but that may be able to be mitigated by adjusting the coil position and/or adding a thin layer of foam. They will tell you that it doesn’t hurt and has no side effects but while that may be true for most people there’s certainly a part of the population who experiences something different. It is tedious going 5 days per week for months on end, that’s part of why it isn’t popular.
@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 well yes, it does depend on the patient. But working in that field for 4 years now I’d say 70/75 percent of the patient load I have seen experienced reduction in symptoms or go into remission. Lovely to see.
I had a few treatments and they did help. The issue is scheduling. I have depression but it is not bad enough to need medication. The best way I can describe it is a mild cold that just keeps going. Low dose zoloft helps slightly but the heavier medication side effects make me feel worse than the depression. This chronic life long mild depression is a different disorder and we do not have good treatments for it. I had a psychiatrist with a background in neurology we experimented with lights that emit UVA. It helped he suspected it is an issue with my eyes and neurotransmitters
I can confirm that head injuries especially concussions cause major damage to the brain. Ive had a few major concussions when I was a kid and it affected me for most of my life
Been battling depression since I was 6 years old I’ve lost hair in the back of my head medication wasn’t really working like I wanted to couldn’t live a normal life plus I hate the side effects of medication now I’m doing tms in Denver can’t wait to get through the process of it
Its a pulse with high frequency harmonics. The frequency of the pulses are something from 2 Hz to 10 Hz. Then there is another mode of operation. It does a carrier of pulses that are amplitude modulated with 2 to 10 Hz. The carrier is something from 20 Hz- 100 Hz. Polarity is AC. No DC component. If the rise of the pulse is N-S then you get at the falling edge a backEMF that is the opposite. (Put a diode in parallel to the inductor)
That’s exactly how my nephew getting the therapy said. “Jack hammer” 🤔 Not one side of the other but you used his same example. Interesting…. Hope it’s working for you.
It depends on the person. For some people talking about their problems doesn’t work. Therapy works better when people lack insight into their problems.
@ginabrowning6892 I have dealt with depression all my life also - you are not the only one (I am 53). Beginning with Prozac and every depression drug since also. I am entitled to my opinion whether you agree or not. Only a fool would think a magnetic pole is a magic wand especially without a therapist. People like me? Smh.
@@DimplesGenXyou clearly have done no research on tms, there's alot more to it than sticking a magnet to the head. It has the capability to reset the brain, almost like shock therapy can but less traumatic
This treatment has been a godsend for me. I have used it a couple of courses of treatment and it is a true lifesaver. I’ve struggled with clinical depression for years with medication but came to a point when the meds weren’t stopping it. I didn’t even experience any side effects - thank God, just positive results. My treatment sessions were in for 3 minutes each for 6 weeks and it must definitely helped. Please don’t hesitate looking into it if you and your counselor/medical professional think you might benefit.
Thank you for sharing! I’m getting it this month for depression as well and I haven’t met anyone who’s had it done before. I hope you’re still doing well ❤
@@Allison-fs6bqHi!
How are you doing now? Was it useful for you?
@@Allison-fs6bqDid TMS therapy help you?
me too!! so glad I did it
plis its that true?
This combined with Ketamine therapy has completely changed my life. I’m so grateful for modern day medicine.
How often do you do both and will you be doing these treatments for life?
@@ArtsyMinx226 it works for you?
@@ArtsyMinx226TMS is not for life
It depends on the patient, for some people it is painful but that may be able to be mitigated by adjusting the coil position and/or adding a thin layer of foam. They will tell you that it doesn’t hurt and has no side effects but while that may be true for most people there’s certainly a part of the population who experiences something different. It is tedious going 5 days per week for months on end, that’s part of why it isn’t popular.
But it’s some of the best. It works
@@triggbe Not for everyone, it depends on the patient.
@@martinlutherkingjr.5582 well yes, it does depend on the patient. But working in that field for 4 years now I’d say 70/75 percent of the patient load I have seen experienced reduction in symptoms or go into remission. Lovely to see.
@@triggbe That isn’t relevant to the original post. It was regarding outliers experiencing side effects, not typical response rates.
If ya read the title. To me it seems like it is relevant
I had a few treatments and they did help. The issue is scheduling. I have depression but it is not bad enough to need medication. The best way I can describe it is a mild cold that just keeps going. Low dose zoloft helps slightly but the heavier medication side effects make me feel worse than the depression. This chronic life long mild depression is a different disorder and we do not have good treatments for it. I had a psychiatrist with a background in neurology we experimented with lights that emit UVA. It helped he suspected it is an issue with my eyes and neurotransmitters
I can confirm that head injuries especially concussions cause major damage to the brain. Ive had a few major concussions when I was a kid and it affected me for most of my life
I would like to try ECT seeing that TMS works.
Are you aware the ect causes seizure small but they are controlled
It’s got a much higher side effect profile, profound memory loss can be just one of the negative results.
Been battling depression since I was 6 years old I’ve lost hair in the back of my head medication wasn’t really working like I wanted to couldn’t live a normal life plus I hate the side effects of medication now I’m doing tms in Denver can’t wait to get through the process of it
how do you feel now?
@@milanic7267I don’t feel depressed anymore I’ feel alot better but it affects everyone differently I guess
Hoping to start this soon.
What frequency applied, and what polarity to the head?
Its a pulse with high frequency harmonics. The frequency of the pulses are something from 2 Hz to 10 Hz. Then there is another mode of operation. It does a carrier of pulses that are amplitude modulated with 2 to 10 Hz. The carrier is something from 20 Hz- 100 Hz.
Polarity is AC. No DC component. If the rise of the pulse is N-S then you get at the falling edge a backEMF that is the opposite. (Put a diode in parallel to the inductor)
Can this decalcify pineal gland, choroid plexus and others?
The left side felt like a chisel hammered into my head
That’s exactly how my nephew getting the therapy said. “Jack hammer” 🤔
Not one side of the other but you used his same example. Interesting….
Hope it’s working for you.
I tried Spravato which didn’t work so we are gonna try this next. I’m so worried it won’t work either😭
Can work for bipolar disorder??
@abdulla_f07fda? Do they even have credibility at this point after the cov*d farce
Bipolar 2, maybe
I was told Bipolar 1 wouldn’t be a good candidate because it might cause mania
Why is this the last resort? Are addictive drugs the first resort?
Does this work in schizophrenia....?
Depression is disease of Nerves of Head ( for me Left side ) I take Sertraline 50 and Mirtazapine 15.
It didn’t work for me
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Another money maker for depression...not cheap for TMS but if you are in therapy that is what is really working not the magnetic pole.
It depends on the person. For some people talking about their problems doesn’t work. Therapy works better when people lack insight into their problems.
Are you saying therapy works?
@ginabrowning6892 I have dealt with depression all my life also - you are not the only one (I am 53). Beginning with Prozac and every depression drug since also. I am entitled to my opinion whether you agree or not. Only a fool would think a magnetic pole is a magic wand especially without a therapist. People like me? Smh.
@ginabrowning6892 Please keep us posted, I'm really curious to know more about how it feels to you.
@@DimplesGenXyou clearly have done no research on tms, there's alot more to it than sticking a magnet to the head. It has the capability to reset the brain, almost like shock therapy can but less traumatic
These people crying totally look like they were cured