Hojag
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- Jan 11, 2025
- 24
The last time I visited a doctor, she wrote down all the medications I take per day (and all the previous ones) and asked me questions. She is not my therapist and I'll still attend him to know, but for now, I would like to know if any of you went through a therapy based on electroshock.
The doctor is an experient endocrinologist, so she was *shocked* to see the amount of meds that either lost effect or didn't help me as they should. Seeing how "volatile" and fragile my mental health was and worried with a micro tumour I have inside my brain, she suggested my mother for me to try a "therapy with electrodes".
My grandmother went under something like this to treat her cancer, because there was no chemo at the time... but the electrodes (or shocks) only left her blind and she died not too long later. I admit I'm scared of this and, of course, I need to talk to my therapist first.
But if I may ask, have any of you guys been under a similar situation? What should I expect (or not) from this, in both good and bad ways?
Thank you.
The doctor is an experient endocrinologist, so she was *shocked* to see the amount of meds that either lost effect or didn't help me as they should. Seeing how "volatile" and fragile my mental health was and worried with a micro tumour I have inside my brain, she suggested my mother for me to try a "therapy with electrodes".
My grandmother went under something like this to treat her cancer, because there was no chemo at the time... but the electrodes (or shocks) only left her blind and she died not too long later. I admit I'm scared of this and, of course, I need to talk to my therapist first.
But if I may ask, have any of you guys been under a similar situation? What should I expect (or not) from this, in both good and bad ways?
Thank you.