rTMS Explained: Mood, Focus, and Recovery
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation is reshaping how we treat depression, anxiety, and cognitive fatigue.
Summary
rTMS uses focused magnetic pulses to modulate cortical activity in specific brain regions.
Key Takeaways
- Non-invasive, no anesthesia required
- Measurable improvements in 4-6 weeks
- Sessions 20-40 minutes, no downtime
Who benefits?
Patients with treatment-resistant depression, post-concussion fatigue, or persistent anxiety often see meaningful improvement within 4-6 weeks.
What a session looks like
Sessions are 20-40 minutes, awake and seated, with no anesthesia and no downtime.
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CanBwell Care Team
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