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Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is an elective neurological procedure where electrodes are implanted into certain areas of the brain.
Sudden onset of headaches
Lack of coordination
Impaired mental ability
Loss of muscle strength
Memory loss
Cognitive difficulties
Sudden onset of headaches
Lack of coordination
Impaired mental ability
Loss of muscle strength
Memory loss
Cognitive difficulties
DBS treatment is recommended for patients with:
Lack of coordination
Impaired mental ability
Loss of muscle strength
Memory loss
Cognitive difficulties
Lack of coordination
Impaired mental ability
Loss of muscle strength
Memory loss
Cognitive difficulties
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Does deep brain stimulation cause damage to the brain?
Deep brain stimulation doesn’t cause damage to the brain. The electrical stimulation can be adjusted and reversed depending on the person’s response to the medications and the treatment.
2. How long does the DBS procedure take to complete?
The DBS procedure is done under general anaesthesia and takes 4-6 hours of time to complete the procedure.
3. What are the side effects associated with DBS?
The risks or side effects associated with deep brain stimulation may be as follows:
4. Does deep brain stimulation lead to dementia?
No. Deep brain stimulation does not increase the chances of dementia. But, some people with dementia are not ideal candidates for the procedure.
5. How fast can one recover from DBS surgery?
One can return to work after 2 weeks of surgery. However, it is completely unsafe to engage in heavy activities, such as jogging, swimming, taking part in physical education classes or any form of strenuous work for 4-6 weeks.
6. Is DBS an approved procedure for depression?
DBS is not an FDA approved procedure to treat depression or bipolar disorder. It is an approved treatment for Parkinson’s disease, chronic & severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, and dystonia.
7. Does DBS result in weight gain?
Weight gain is one of the most common concerns after the DBS procedure. Weight gain must be closely monitored as it can increase the risk of other health complications, if ignored.
Reviewed by Dr. Sarang Goel, Specialist in Internal Medicine, Diabetes HTN, Pediatric Care, Family Medicine on 1-Sep-2023
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Deep brain stimulation doesn’t cause damage to the brain. The electrical stimulation can be adjusted and reversed depending on the person’s response to the medications and the treatment.
The DBS procedure is done under general anaesthesia and takes 4-6 hours of time to complete the procedure.
The risks or side effects associated with deep brain stimulation may be as follows:
No. Deep brain stimulation does not increase the chances of dementia. But, some people with dementia are not ideal candidates for the procedure.
One can return to work after 2 weeks of surgery. However, it is completely unsafe to engage in heavy activities, such as jogging, swimming, taking part in physical education classes or any form of strenuous work for 4-6 weeks.
DBS is not an FDA approved procedure to treat depression or bipolar disorder. It is an approved treatment for Parkinson’s disease, chronic & severe obsessive-compulsive disorder, and dystonia.
Weight gain is one of the most common concerns after the DBS procedure. Weight gain must be closely monitored as it can increase the risk of other health complications, if ignored.
Reviewed by Dr. Sarang Goel, Specialist in Internal Medicine, Diabetes HTN, Pediatric Care, Family Medicine on 1-Sep-2023
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