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TMS therapy is generally well-tolerated and doesn't cause pain. During the procedure, patients might feel a tapping sensation on the scalp where the treatment coil is placed. This sensation, often described as similar to a light knocking, diminishes as sessions progress and the patient becomes more accustomed to it. Any initial discomfort typically eases quickly, making the therapy quite manageable for most individuals.

Recognizing the effects of TMS can vary by individual. Some patients notice improvements within the first couple of weeks, while for others, it may take longer. Common indicators that TMS is working include enhanced mood, better sleep, increased energy, and a general sense of well-being. It's essential to maintain open communication with your healthcare provider throughout the treatment to monitor and discuss any positive changes or concerns.

TMS targets specific brain areas using magnetic fields, mainly for depression treatment.

Practitioners use brain imaging (like MRI) to pinpoint target locations. The motor threshold, identified during initial sessions, ensures the correct magnetic field intensity.

Incorrect targeting might reduce treatment effectiveness and temporary side effects could include headaches.

After completing your treatment, it's essential to continually assess your well-being and consult with your healthcare provider regarding your mental health. Should you require further TMS therapy, know that we are here for you. Don't hesitate to reconnect with us.