How does TMS work?

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  • čas přidán 28. 10. 2018
  • Dr Rustin Berlow discusses the mechanism of action behind TMS and its current understanding in the brain stimulation research community: mycloudtms.com

Komentáře • 81

  • @sir_vix
    @sir_vix Před 2 lety +13

    I participated in a clinical trial for rTMS at the black dog institute is Australia about 10 years ago, for treatment resistant anxiety and depression. During the treatment regime I described to the neurologist, at length and unprompted, changes to my metacognition that I was perceiving in almost real-time. This description correlates with my experience remarkably well.

  • @muhammddawoodtawfiqi6725
    @muhammddawoodtawfiqi6725 Před 9 měsíci +1

    Today is 2024/08/09 and my birthday, this is last session of my internship in TMS and TDCS , I'm psychology student and this opportunity is priceless for me to be aware of such instruments

  • @Andypandieful
    @Andypandieful Před rokem +2

    I bought a fisher Wallace home device. I've had it for less than two weeks. Last night was my first night I slept without any assistance medically. Which is ground breaking to me. I have a history that stretches as far back as 13 years. It's a miracle!! I do it twice a day at home.

    • @mohammedaljewari6399
      @mohammedaljewari6399 Před 10 měsíci

      How can I get this device
      Can it use for treatment resistance depression
      What's featurings
      I,ll be greatly appreciated your help

  • @alexpalomino8947
    @alexpalomino8947 Před 2 lety +11

    I've been subject of a test with TMS. I never quite knew exactly what was wrong with me. All I know is that right after the first session with TMS I felt I could understand how people manage to stay motivated and going through their daily routines. I could almost derive pleasure from activities. But the truth is, that at least for me, I could only feel it for the first two weeks (the regimen they were testing was a 50hrtz, 30 pulses 10 min every day for 4 weeks). It really improved my focus and helped me feel things very positively. But it passed. I would really love to have that fortitude of mind.

  • @kkech1
    @kkech1 Před 4 lety +12

    this is the fucking future right there

  • @anastrophe
    @anastrophe Před 10 měsíci

    Fantastically informative video. Nuts & Bolts. I love it!

  • @absu132
    @absu132 Před 5 lety +10

    Aweosme doctor to understand this.thank you

  • @theliamexperiments306
    @theliamexperiments306 Před 2 lety +3

    So the DLPFC is usually the area that is stimulated in TMS for depression because in many ways it's the highest part of the brain. It's the part that decides how to respond to information coming in. It has the cells that respond to what just happened, and that trigger what action to take. It's hypothesized that psychiatric patients have a lack of DLPFC activity; a lack of conginitive control. To much rumination, negative thinking etc.

    • @martinlutherkingjr.5582
      @martinlutherkingjr.5582 Před rokem

      Could this lack of activity be determined by QEEG?

    • @TMS_MD
      @TMS_MD Před rokem +1

      @@martinlutherkingjr.5582 yes, we look at left-right asymmetry

  • @58847436
    @58847436 Před 3 lety +9

    What's confusing is that they don't know why it works. That's scary to me. I want to know why, or at least a general idea of why it works. Also I want to know, if it works on helping depression and can create such a big difference, then what "other" big differences is it making?

    • @alexpalomino8947
      @alexpalomino8947 Před 2 lety +4

      Like anything related to the phenomenon of consciousness, there is no exact way of knowing. Only experimenting. I have been through one of the possible regimens and I can say to you that it really something in me (it unfortunately lasted very shortly) but it helped me understand that I'm not as simple as I would like to be. We are all complex organisms.

    • @timgeaughan7952
      @timgeaughan7952 Před 2 lety +2

      I don't think they know why any psych meds work

    • @martinlutherkingjr.5582
      @martinlutherkingjr.5582 Před rokem +1

      You'll be waiting hundreds of years for the "why" in mental health. Most treatments for mental health are not really understood.

    • @TMS_MD
      @TMS_MD Před rokem

      Why and how it works are explained in these videos
      IMHO TMS->increased Left DLpfc Activity, that improves Executive function and cognitive control. This network is the Attention/Executive network, one of the major large scale cortical networks.
      Standard opinion is that DLPFC Inhibits Subgenual Cortex (Brodmann area 25) which is active during sadness. (See Drevets et al)

    • @cranbers
      @cranbers Před 11 měsíci

      a lot of psychiatry is like this, someone did something in an experiment at one point, maybe expecting some result, said oh it does this as well? We can use it to treat that, (viagra for example). So not knowing why it works or did what it did actually makes scientists want to research and suddenly they have break throughs on how the brain works even more.

  • @courtneystrickland6513
    @courtneystrickland6513 Před 4 lety +14

    I need to level up and try to do something like this pills suck.

    • @toddbedusek4137
      @toddbedusek4137 Před 3 lety +1

      Big pharma sux

    • @austinchaney3041
      @austinchaney3041 Před 3 lety +3

      i am a TMS technician. i definitely recommend and have seen it work with my own eyes for a few hundred patients

    • @toddbedusek4137
      @toddbedusek4137 Před 3 lety +1

      @@austinchaney3041 what nero transmitters does it help with?Does it work only on certain areas of the brain or all areas?Thanks

  • @afyahealth2162
    @afyahealth2162 Před 2 lety

    Dr Rustin Burlow Can TMS cure depression caused by electrocution. ? I have had debilitating insomnia triggered by sleep onset myoclonus for the last 11 years since 2010 and have been on different meds . This treatment does not work well, so in desperation to rid my insomnia I used a device (Fisher Walace stimulator) at home that passes a 2 amperes current for 20minutes (did 10 in 5 days sessions total 200 minutes of stimulation) from electrodes placed on both sides of the head to improve /erase insomnia , but there was no improvement (insomnia). Instead it triggered adverse symptoms of depression , tinnitus, nerve pains, nerves transmitting wrong messages (e.g today if i listen to white Noice (e.g rain sounds) to calm my mind trying to sleep, instead i experience pains at the bottom of both my feet , AND a strong nervousness feeling in my head and along my spin. Also when i eat something or take anything including medications i experience SRANGELY enough pains under both of my feet (which lasts for 15 minutes then slowly disappears) .Back on eating food normally after you swallow food you feel it down in the gut .In my case i don't feel(filling up feeling) in my gut but instead i get this feeling (filling up of food)in my spine (as if the food is going to my spine instead of stomach) a feeling that starts slowly from the bottom of the spine(tail bone) and proceeds upwards my spine. Question? On depression can TMS be used to treat depression induced by electrocution to the head as in my case? What do you think the device(mybe it was faulty or i used it wrongly) did to my brain? Do you think the 2 ampere low voltage current stimulated all parts of the brain? Actually my memory is not that good, My speech has been impaired i now sometimes stutter when i speak, i feel a tight band around my head . How can all this symptoms be reversed? In my case would TMS be better than ECT.? What should i do? Plz respond to me.I liked you presentation so much ,i would like to talk or work with you. Thanking you in advance

  • @GodspeedRides
    @GodspeedRides Před 2 lety +3

    Very meaningful and understanding video. i want to try TMS to my 12yr old kid with ASD. Thanks

  • @Durrpadil
    @Durrpadil Před 9 měsíci +1

    Had anyone completed TMS? Does sleep improve overall? I am on week 3. Any gap in treatment I struggle with sleep (Such as over the weekend in between treatments).

  • @martinlutherkingjr.5582

    Why do they stimulate opposite sides of the DLPFC for depression vs ADHD if stimulating it makes cognitive control stronger?

  • @floridatmsclinic1239
    @floridatmsclinic1239 Před 3 lety +5

    TMS therapy is a good alternative for depression treatment.

    • @floridatmsclinic1239
      @floridatmsclinic1239 Před 3 lety

      @Moataz Ahmed yes. About a third (38%) remit. About 60% of those remitted will stay well in 12 months after.

    • @floridatmsclinic1239
      @floridatmsclinic1239 Před 3 lety

      @Moataz Ahmed we don’t really use “permanent” or “cure” in mental health. Depression is a relapsing remitting disorder. Oncologists (cancer doctors) do the same. They would tell you “you are in remission” they would never say it’s permanent.

    • @floridatmsclinic1239
      @floridatmsclinic1239 Před 3 lety +1

      @Moataz Ahmed Yes. Many cases. We keep following up on patients after TMS and many didn’t need re-treatment.

  • @rahulsarkar2231
    @rahulsarkar2231 Před 3 lety +5

    Is it work on treating seizure patients ?

    • @toddbedusek4137
      @toddbedusek4137 Před 3 lety

      Works on depression ,parkensens and more

    • @TMS_MD
      @TMS_MD Před rokem

      TMS is not usually used for seizures. But tVNS (transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation) works well and is very safe for seizures (and anxiety, headaches and insomnia)

  • @nancyreyes5219
    @nancyreyes5219 Před 9 měsíci

    I had a family member that went thru TMS and did not receive any positive outcome!
    TMS is very expensive!

  • @tessjackson1727
    @tessjackson1727 Před 2 lety +4

    Does it work on OCD patients?

    • @ceptember.
      @ceptember. Před 2 lety +3

      Yes

    • @TMS_MD
      @TMS_MD Před rokem

      TMS is FDA cleared for OCD, and some OCD patients have benefitted

  • @sharlaharris8120
    @sharlaharris8120 Před rokem

    Can TMS cure cluster headaches?

  • @aditya50499
    @aditya50499 Před 4 lety +4

    Doctor, can this be used to treat Multiple Sclerosis?

    • @slighter
      @slighter Před 4 lety +2

      I don't see how, since MS is due to Myelin damage.

    • @aditya50499
      @aditya50499 Před 4 lety +2

      @@slighter if it could address local inflammation of CNS

    • @slighter
      @slighter Před 4 lety +1

      @@aditya50499 But even if that would work, which I don't think i would, how would that reproduce the already damaged material?

    • @aditya50499
      @aditya50499 Před 4 lety +2

      @@slighter I would be happy if it could reduce the inflammation thereby preserving neuronal health and pacifying various symptoms

    • @ronbezella7557
      @ronbezella7557 Před 2 lety

      Why isn't this covered by insurance?

  • @maliknaveedislam
    @maliknaveedislam Před 4 lety +4

    Is that can be used for generalized anxiety disorder?

    • @MemeWarriorz
      @MemeWarriorz Před 4 lety +4

      This is mostly for Depression depending on the Anxiety, You have a better chance trying other things to help.
      1. Reduce Caffeine intake/Alcohol
      2. Take slow deep breath and meditate for 5 minutes then after ..go to the bathroom and Splash Really cold water on your face (Things will start to Clear up)
      3. Don't Fight Anxiety, accept and ride the wave when you feel it approaching, It helps with Confusion and Panic attack
      4. Exercise and Go for 30 Min walk (it boost seratonin levels)
      5. Anxiety is CURABLE and TREATABLE. You must fight through it till you get the Help you Need. 👥
      6. CBD is the Best Medicine that Cures Anxiety. (You won't get high from it)
      -When you make a habit everyday of these things you will see improvements and Re-wire your brain 👁️‍🗨️ I study Psychology I Hope this helps.

    • @whatwhat8524
      @whatwhat8524 Před 4 lety +5

      GiftedNoodle They are doing more research and yes it can. There are now studies being tested for Tourette's and other conditions. There are two different machines one for depression and one for OCD, anxiety, and PTSD. The different machines target different places in brain and different current level.You have to find the TMS for OCD/anxiety. My son is getting it for OCD! Tourette's, and anxiety. It is interesting because the do testing and illicit a response first and do a map so they are targeting the right spot.

    • @janpeterson3229
      @janpeterson3229 Před 3 lety +1

      it has helped me with both anxiety and depression

    • @martinlutherkingjr.5582
      @martinlutherkingjr.5582 Před rokem

      1hz right DLPFC is most common for GAD.

    • @nancybushman504
      @nancybushman504 Před rokem

      @@whatwhat8524 Did this treatment help your son?

  • @theliamexperiments306
    @theliamexperiments306 Před 2 lety

    5:26 What was the original intention?

    • @sir_vix
      @sir_vix Před 2 lety

      I believe early versions of the equipment were based on diagnostic tools for stimulating nerve responses and mapping connectivity in the brain. Mind you, I'm possibly half remembering that info.

    • @CloudNeuro
      @CloudNeuro  Před 2 lety +1

      Correct. Its original intention was diagnostic in nature. It was studying nerve responses in the body and state changes in the brain after being stimulated via the magnetic field.

  • @timgeaughan7952
    @timgeaughan7952 Před 2 lety +2

    I am on my 7th treatment

  • @stevensicherman4101
    @stevensicherman4101 Před rokem

    DLPFC is dysfunctional in depression, no permanent remission is possible

  • @pr00de
    @pr00de Před 2 lety +2

    Magnets -- how do they work?

  • @frankiegonzalez7989
    @frankiegonzalez7989 Před 3 lety

    Is this elecro shock therapy? This was performed during the early 1900’s in psychiatric Hospitals.

    • @Bertk_K
      @Bertk_K Před 3 lety +3

      Nope, this is entirely different from electroshock therapy, as this is using a magnetic field to stimulate the brain, causing the neurones to fire chemicals, these chemicals produce a signal or current that is transferred from one nerve cell to another.

    • @frankiegonzalez7989
      @frankiegonzalez7989 Před 3 lety +1

      Haruodeberht K. I am a 54 year old who has been suffering from brain fog since 2018. Would this protocol help me? According to the MRI reports with contrast my brain looks normal. My doctor thinks Im just anxious🤦🏽‍♂️

    • @frankiegonzalez7989
      @frankiegonzalez7989 Před 3 lety

      mike gramm Really??? Seems like a light bulb is off. When did you realize that something was off? I realized that my mind became foggy one morning in October 2018, I couldn’t fully awaken. Although, I couldn’t shake this fog I reported for work. I thought my problem was from two knee surgeries I had during the prior summer months, specifically, from the anesthesia.

    • @altheaunertl
      @altheaunertl Před 3 lety +1

      I wanted to say, electro shock is now called ECT, and has been developed from a torturous guessing game into a real medical treatment. Nowadays, ECT is given to people under anesthesia with very specific guidelines. It is similarly given to people with difficult-to-treat mental illnesses, etc.
      I hope you feel better soon!

    • @Aquascape_Dreaming
      @Aquascape_Dreaming Před 3 lety +1

      @@altheaunertl ECT can also bring about side effects like memory loss. TMS looks like the way to go. I'm seriously considering it for anxiety, as I've seen a few videos on youtube where people have related their experiences gaining success over anxiety with TMS.

  • @rizwanrashid2749
    @rizwanrashid2749 Před rokem

    Sir send this machine in india and kashmir,because there is lack of technology in country india.

  • @apollostrong7490
    @apollostrong7490 Před 2 lety

    Wait, What he say ? I wasn't listening

  • @FishTankEnjoyer
    @FishTankEnjoyer Před rokem +2

    I don't trust anyone with that hair.

  • @BigfootJ13
    @BigfootJ13 Před 2 lety

    “The coil is basically a wrapping of wire”
    Yeah man that’s what a coil is.
    “It goes through the skin, scalp and skull”
    I didn’t know there was a difference between my skin and my scalp skin.