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After an ect session, do you have to go easy on your brain in terms of mental tasks for 24hr, or can you still use your brain as normally?
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Thoughtful question.: But going easy is not required. On the other hand, especially with older, bilateral treatments, at some point some tendency toward confusion or memory problems would be expected (to be resolved after recovery).
Answered 4/24/2016
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