Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a method of treatment by stimulating the cortical part of the brain and its underlying centers with magnetic waves.

TMS is widely used in the treatment and rehabilitation of a number of diseases of the nervous system. TMS fully complies with the laws of evidence-based medicine and is included in non-invasive treatment methods in the clinic of all developed countries.

INSTRUCTIONS TO TMS:

post-stroke spastic hemiparesis (after 3 months)
speech disorders after stroke
depression
Parkinson's disease
ringing in the ears
trigeminal neuralgia
neuropathic pain
spastic paralysis of muscles in diseases of the spinal cord
fibromyalgia
obsessive-compulsive disorders
chronic ongoing pain
visual disturbances after a stroke
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis

MONITORING CONDITIONS

any metal objects installed on the body
any electrodes and microchips implanted in the body
Epilepsy and seizure syndromes (cannot even if recovered)
ear implants and hearing aids
pregnancy (relative fertility)
childhood (relative retardation)
pacemakers
hyperkinesis
contact lenses
neurosurgical operations on the brain
epilepsy and seizure syndromes
pains with alcoholism and drug addiction

POBOCHNYE EFFEKTY

general discomfort: general fatigue
headache, dizziness, local pains
unpleasant sensations in the area of the skull
seizures in the area of trigeminal nerve innervation
anxiety, dysphoria, crying, laughter, increased suicidality
temporary loss of speech during speech center stimulation
tics in facial muscles
cognitive disorders are observed
loss of sleep