Suffering from acute depression, this woman’s brain was implanted with electrical implants by scientists

Liputan6.com, San Francisco – Having holes drilled into the skull as well as electrical wires directly connected to the brain sounds horrific. However, this was not the case for Sarah.

A 36 -year -old woman who has suffered Depression for years it considered the medical action as a blessing for his health condition.

As reported BBC, Wednesday (10/13/2021), Sarah admitted the decision to plant implant the size of a matchbox was a desperate move worth it. The implantation has been proven to have made him free of depression for more than a year.

Various treatments have been passed, including taking antidepressants and electroconvulsive therapy. This discouraged him and led him to decide to have a brain implant.

“I have exhausted all possible treatment options,” Sarah told BBC. “My daily life became very limited. I felt tortured every day. I hardly moved or did anything. When I was in the depths of depression, all I saw was the bad.

Sarah’s implants are technically always on, constantly monitoring her brain activity and only sending electrical impulses when she feels they need them. The woman said she couldn’t feel the impulse, but she said the electric current occurred within 15 minutes. Makes him feel more alert, energetic, and more positive.

“When the implant was first turned on, my life immediately felt better,” Sarah claims. “My life is fun again. Within a few weeks, the suicidal thoughts disappeared. The device prevented depression me, allowing me to return to my best self and rebuild a life worth living.”

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