TMS treatment of TBI (traumatic brain injury), addiction, and depression.

[@dr.chandra2691]

Why did you stimulate the right DLPFC as opposed to inhibiting it? Usually protocols for reducing anxiety involve inhibiting the right DLPFC. What frequency(s) did you use in this case? Thank you for your videos, Elahi.

[@neurospabrain]

There have been RCT's showing the positive effects of high-frequency stimulation for treatment of anxiety in patients. You can reach us at [e-mail] for more details. Thank you for your post.

[@7B7E7N7]

Wow thanks for the video. Being bi polar I hadn’t heard of it’s risk.

[@tiffanyd.flowersfuturefocu369]

Does symptoms include fatigue if you have a concussion

[@neurospabrain]

Yes--fatigue is very common following concussion. rTMS treatment is a powerful treatment option with high potential in reversing most symptoms including fatigue.

[@Chinadoll-zq9kr]

@@neurospabrain what about anxiety physical symptoms??

[@binroomare1390]

I had an accident and got a head injury last year bt since then i haven't recovered my body balance! What might be the issue? Is there any med or injection i can get? Thank you in advance

[@JustME-ft4di]

I have developed severe hyperphagia and depersonalisation including complete loss of satiety and interoception as the result of benzodiazepine withdrawal (I was on benzos following a spinal injury). I also now have mast cell activation. Will TMS help with the hyperphagia, loss of executive function and depersonalisation?

[@redrock9106]

Where are you located? What type of Dr. Knows about these treatments?

[@neurospabrain]

We are a neurological medical office in Newport Beach, CA. Neurologists often see such symptoms.

[@adamcollins1390]

hi can tms treatment treat apathy?? thank you

[@neurospabrain]

yes--absolutely.

[@luddeskutt]

How treat anosmia?

[@neurospabrain]

This protocol was for patient who experienced hyperosmia (not anosmia). Anosmia is common with TBI and may or may not respond to treatment depending on severity of injury.

[@Sean-li4jm]

Can TMS be risky for patients who experienced anoxic brain injury?

[@neurospabrain]

If used properly and with the correct protocols and targetting, TMS can be very helpful in recover from anoxic and/or other brain injuries.

[@Sean-li4jm]

@@neurospabrain following up. I received 6 weeks of MeRT TMS and things were going very well. Energy was very high, mood was good and pain had nearly disappeared. The last week of treatment they changed protocol and began treatment with the coil at the back of the head. That night I had a 9/10 headache. It was so bad I debated going to the ER. Since then I have been on the decline. I am now finished with treatment and the next step is neuro-endocrinology

[@neurospabrain]

We do not use 'MeRT'. Our strategies are based on randomized controlled trials. MeRT has not undergone randomized trials as of yet. Please contact our office for consultation to review your case and discuss options.

[@Sean-li4jm]

@@neurospabrain the clinic I went to wants to treat me for another week to try and reverse what happened but if things stay the way they are I will definitely reach out. Thank you for taking the time to discuss this with me.

[@martinlutherkingjr.5582]

@@Sean-li4jm What clinic did you go to? How did it go?

[@binroomare1390]

I had an accident and got a head injury last year bt since then i haven't recovered my body balance! What might be the issue? Is there any med or injection i can get? Thank you in advance

[@elpimpi7135]

Brother you need cerebrolysin peptide asap!! 5ml a day for 25 days