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Hi Paw Pal

Welcome to NeuroTalk .

I have never tried cold laser therapy for my PN.

However, I am in remission from MDD. I used to go to a weekly therapy group for people with mood disorders. Another member of the group, with treatment-resistant MDD, reported the rTMS was very effective for her.

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