TMS Service in Bangalore

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a procedure that uses magnetic fields to stimulate targeted areas in the brain. It is safe and non-invasive procedure with minimal side effects (temporary headache, mild skin irritation) and can be easily incorporated into day-to-day routine. It has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for treatment of depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), nicotine addiction and chronic pain. TMS has been showing very promising results in the management of anxiety, PTSD, Parkinson’s disease and other psychiatric and neurological disorders.

TMS can be used in patients who don’t respond adequately to medications or in whom medications are not a feasible option (due to other medical or physiological conditions or preferences). It can also be used in combination with medicines and therapy to enhance and improve the chances of quicker and stronger recovery.

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Reviews of people sharing their experiences.

I had been suffering from depression for years before getting TMS treatment. I had tried several antidepressants in the past. I had to keep changing medications because either they weren’t working or due to side-effects. In the bargain, this took a toll on my personal and professional life.

I decided to try Tms after losing hope with my depression. I am glad I made the decision to undergo TMS treatment. I was able to gain back happiness that I have yearned for. Tms has been life changing for me.

Pritam Mishra

I didn't know what was wrong with me until my doctor told me I was depressed. But, I was planning to get pregnant at that time and didn't want to use any medicines. That was when I found out about TMS Mindspace. Under their care, with regular TMS, I started feeling better. Dr. Ooha was very understanding of my situation and accommodated my sessions into my daily schedule.

Thanks to them, I was able to pursue my plans with no interference from my treatment and my mental health has never been better than it is now.

Niharika

I suffered with OCD all my life. With the help of TMS Mindspace, I have been able to reclaim my life, reignite my relationships and grow in my career without my obsessions intruding into them. My family is most relieved and I'm finally able to enjoy my life.

Samuel

Pritam Mishra

Thanks to them, I was able to pursue my plans with no interference from my treatment and my mental health has never been better than it is now.

Niharika

Samuel

Begin your TMS treatments and see how we can help with your mental health.

Facts about depression

Over 57 million people are estimated to be affected by depression in India.
(Source: WHO)
Around 4.5% of India’s population is afflicted by depression.
(Source: WHO)
More than 42.5% of corporate employees suffer from depression in India.
(Source: ASSOCHAM)
1 in 5 people need counselling, either psychological or psychiatric, the government estimates.
3 of every 100 urban residents are estimated to be depressed.
Between 2005 - 2015, the number of people living with depression increased by 18.4%.
(Source: WHO)
Depression is largely preventable and treatable.
(Source: WHO)
The stigma and treatment gap associated with depression in India is huge.
(Source: WHO)
There are only 0.07 psychiatrists per 100,000 people.
(Source: WHO)

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Facts about depression

Over 57 million people are estimated to be affected by depression in India.
(Source: WHO)
Around 4.5% of India’s population is afflicted by depression.
(Source: WHO)
More than 42.5% of corporate employees suffer from depression in India.
(Source: ASSOCHAM)
1 in 5 people need counselling, either psychological or psychiatric, the government estimates.
3 of every 100 urban residents are estimated to be depressed.
Between 2005 - 2015, the number of people living with depression increased by 18.4%.
(Source: WHO)
Depression is largely preventable and treatable.
(Source: WHO)
The stigma and treatment gap associated with depression in India is huge.
(Source: WHO)
There are only 0.07 psychiatrists per 100,000 people.
(Source: WHO)

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