Which Conditions Is Exomind (rTMS) Considered For?
Repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS), including Exomind, has been studied mainly for depression, particularly when other treatments have not helped enough, and is being researched for other conditions. Whether it is suitable for you depends on your diagnosis, previous treatment, medical history and safety factors. Dr. Muhammad Shoaib Zafar's psychiatric assessment considers all of these before rTMS is suggested. This page explains the conditions for which rTMS may be discussed, without promising results, and how it fits alongside other care.
How consultations work
Consultations with Dr. Muhammad Shoaib Zafar take place in person in Lahore or through a secure video call when clinically appropriate. The first appointment is a full assessment and is longer than a follow-up. Please bring a list of your current medicines and any previous reports.
Frequently asked questions
Is rTMS only for depression?
Depression is where most evidence exists; use for other conditions is discussed individually.
Does rTMS work for everyone?
No treatment works for everyone; likely benefits and alternatives are discussed before starting.
Do I need to stop my medicines?
Not usually, but all medicines are reviewed for safety first.
Book a consultation: Conditions Treated with Exomind
Arrange an assessment with Dr. Muhammad Shoaib Zafar in Lahore or through a secure video consultation.