Recent from past 4 years I have been suffering from anxiety and depression. I am taking medicines am going follow ups through delhi one doctor female doctor is recommending them like olan 20 tablets also I have taken so I am gaining much weight due to them. Now it's arin 10 and obezave I m taking medicines daily. My doctors are recommending DTMS sessions to me now .Is it safe to take these sessions and are these sessions not doing any confusion or loss of memory or memory loss after the sessions . I m confused n afraid as I have anger issue depression mild now and anxiety . Please rply Thanku , 🤗.
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dTMS is generally considered a safe treatment for depression and anxiety. It is non-invasive and does not usually cause memory loss, confusion, or damage to the brain. The most common side effects are mild headache or scalp discomfort during or after sessions.
If your psychiatrist is recommending it, discuss your concerns openly with them. You can also take a second opinion if you feel unsure.
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Hello. I understand your concern. dTMS (Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation) is generally considered a safe and non-invasive treatment for depression and anxiety. It does not require anesthesia, and most people remain awake and comfortable during the session.
Unlike ECT (Electroconvulsive Therapy), dTMS is not usually associated with memory loss. Some people may experience mild side effects such as headache, scalp discomfort, or temporary dizziness, which usually improve with time.
If your psychiatrist has recommended dTMS because medications have not given enough benefit or have caused side effects such as weight gain, it may be a reasonable treatment option. Please discuss your concerns openly with your treating doctor before starting treatment.
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You can discuss your concerns with the treating psychiatrist which will help with reassurance
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