tDCS affect learning, but learning is quite distributed in the brain. Depending on the type of learning, different area's mediate this.
Concentration can be affected by stimulating the DLPFC. This area is involved in planning, organizing and some aspects of memory. F3 on the 10/20 system.
Steve
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Originally Posted by daylilyfan
I am wondering if the tDCS helps with thinking, concentrating part of RSD. I have trouble learning new things now, and I used to be able to learn quite easily. I have quite a problem in this area. I also have Fibro, and not sure how much is Fibro fog and what is RSD fog. Either way, I miss my brain.  I could cope with RSD better if I could watch a movie without getting lost, or read a book for example.
This was the main problem for me when I was still working.
I hope to have the funds to try this treatment in a few months. |
04-02-2012, 02:14 PM
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