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From my understanding of what the doctor told me about TMS when I asked, it's painless and not super inconvenient either. It's very new, so insurance won't go near it which makes it expensive, and it's not been tested on many people. The results are "promising but not conclusive" according to him. It's a risk, but for some, it may be worth it. I'd do lots of research before deciding. I'd try if I could because it changes the electrical signals in your brain rather than the chemicals, so maybe it'll be different? Idk. Some people hear about it and think it's just too good to be true.
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