What is Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS)?
TMS is a neuromodulation technique noninvasive that uses magnetic pulses, or gentle electrical stimulation depending on the protocol, to stimulate specific areas of the brain and support its function and recovery. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) has a substantial scientific evidence base, particularly in the management of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and depression. Numerous clinical studies have validated its efficacy and safety. This noninvasive technique modulates brain activity, offering significant improvements in symptoms such as mood, cognition and social interaction, opening new avenues for well-being.
It is supported by decades of research and used as an alternative or complementary treatment in different clinical contexts, with a focus on safety and clinical effectiveness. With more than 30 years of scientific research supporting its efficacy, this technology has demonstrated exceptional results in treating depression, anxiety, migraine, obsessive-compulsive disorder and numerous neuropsychiatric conditions.
Does it hurt? Is sedation needed?
The procedure is generally comfortable: it does not require sedation and does not usually cause severe side effects.
Safety and supporting evidence
The technology is described as approved by health agencies such as FDA y COFEPRIS in the information materials, with the aim of ensuring safety and clinical effectiveness.
Reported benefits (overview)
Mental health
What's next?
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- Administrative contact to coordinate
- Scheduling and confirmation
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