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Frequently Asked Questions
Is MeRT treatment safe?
MeRT is a non-invasive magnetic stimulation therapy performed without anesthesia or hospitalization. For PTSD specifically, MeRT received U.S. FDA clearance in June 2026 (U.S. standards). It is applied after a medical evaluation confirms suitability, and no serious adverse events have been reported.
Can I receive MeRT while taking PTSD medication (SSRIs, anxiolytics, etc.)?
Yes. MeRT is designed to complement, not replace, medication. You can continue your current prescriptions while receiving treatment.
Which PTSD symptoms have shown change?
Meaningful changes have been observed across sleep, hypervigilance, avoidance, and intrusive symptoms. Results vary depending on each person’s condition and environment.
Does it apply to PTSD from work-related trauma, such as police or fire service?
Yes. Including work-related trauma — accident scenes, rescue operations, exposure to violence — treatment can be applied regardless of the cause of trauma, once a medical evaluation confirms suitability. All consultations are strictly confidential.
When do results start to appear?
It varies by patient, but changes have typically been observed within a 4–6 week course of treatment. Your medical team monitors individual progress through follow-up qEEG measurements.
How long does treatment take?
Generally 4–6 weeks are recommended. The exact duration is determined by your medical team based on qEEG results and individual condition.
