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Transcranial Pulse Stimulation( TPS )

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I was just wondering if anyone tried Transcranial Pulse Stimulation( TPS ) for FND symptoms? 3 years ago I tried Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation( TMS ). Actually it was Intermittent Theta Burst Stimulation( ITBS ), new version of TMS. No luck. I was told before the session that I had roughly 50% chances to improve. Improvement usually means coming back to normal, but it didn't go well for me.

TPS just as TMS is really expensive and before I take another loan, I just wanted to check if anyone of you tried this non-invasive brain stimulation therapy for FND.

Many thanks in advance

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