Researching ECT and would appreciate hearing from all of those who have experienced this type of treatment for depression.
That means the good and not so good.
i was experienced this type of treatment for depression and it was not helped me at all the one thing that really helped my was this
First, ECT is 80% effective and has been around 30 some years. ECT has to be done in a hospital, requires anesthesia, and clients suffer some short term memory loss which generally is transient. You generally need 6-12 treatments with occasional boosters for efficacy. Did you ever consider transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment for depression. It is an excellent alternative to ECT.
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