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Yes, trepidation CAN treat mental illness. When your brain swells and crowds in your skull, that can inhibit blood flow and damage the brain by the pressure. It can cause spinal fluid leaks and even death.
You know what that means? Brain damage. What does brain damage causes? Inhibition of cognitive funcion, INCLUDING MENTAL ILLNESS. Many, MANY mental illnesses can be caused by brain inflammation, swelling, or bleeding. For the same reason that removing a tumor can help restore a man's sanity (or cause madness), so too can stopping brain inflammation directly treat, and even cure, mental illness.
Moreover, it's not the behavior of a crook because a lobotomy does not exist to punish someone. You were not sentenced to a lobotomy. If you were irreconciably violent or suicidal, lobotomization ended those tendancies. It did what it was made to do.
Thankfully, science and time march on, and we have moved past such crude methods. They are no longer necessary.
I suggest that you think about the historical context and absence of other treatments before you call such a man a "crook." He was the first, and his procedure was primitive compared to what we have now. It's no longer needed.
In fact, my ENT doctor was late because he dealt with an emergency with a patient who had a benign brain tumor growing underneath his frontal cortex, downwards. To access it, they were going to go through the nose and sinuses. Lobotomies were the first to go through the eyes and nose without opening the skull.
The lobotomy tool based on an ice pick is most famous, but that device was not actually used for long, because the Nobel laurate's system was safer. It used a plunger that pushed little wires forwards, like is done to seal internal hemmoroids by rubber bindings.
Third, get that chronological snob talk out of here. The man that invented the lobotomy was not a crook. He was a pioneer who earned the Nobel Prize of Medicine for his attempts to advance mental health, and his procedure did what it was meant to do, albeit in a crude and primitive way.
In the fifties, psychiatry had Ritalin and talk therapy, and that was it. Lobotomies were the first serious attempt to actually treat mental illness using surgery and, in the time, they were revolutionary. We did not always have the tools and treatments we had today.
We learned a lot from it, including that better treatments exist, rendering lobotomies unnecessary.
Second, the purpose of lobotomy is to relieve suffering by the ablative severance of advanced neural function, making the person ignorant of their suffering.
Lobotomy patients are permanently sedated and rendered easy to care for, at the incredible cost of their personality. The purpose of the lobodomy was sedation. THAT. WORKED. That does not make it a treatment we should use. It is a simple statement of fact. That fact does NOT make lobotomies a treatment we should use today. WE HAVE BETTER TREATMENTS THAT RENDER IT UNECCESSARY. I am not spreading "mISinFOrMatIOn" because I am not saying we should bring it back, or that it was effective enough to be worth the cost of destroying personalities. It's not and we shouldn't be using it.
What I can't say that there's been a lot of research since 1950s that says lobotomies are bad? Like the guy who invented it is a straight up crook, like you.
Also, using personal insults and attacks on my character, the "BUT IT'S THE CURRENT YEAR" fallacies, and buzzwords like "misinformation" all mean you don't get to call me a programmed NPC Bot.
Are you an Bot that cannot go away from their programming?
Read what I said "saying lobotomies work are like saying "Yeah if you decapitate someone, they no longer will have an headache!""
and
"Trepidation in the context of healing mental illness, does NOT work."
I already gave you an answer to your verbose reply that's essentially the same thing you said already, if anyone is ridiculous it's you by not being able to the an L.
Putting a madman who is unceasingly violent into a medically induced coma, when even sedatives don't work, is far better than alternatives like lobotomies, execution, or allowing him to attack other patients.
ALSO, comparing that to proven methods like trepidation and induced comas is ridiculous.
Trepidation isn't even considered to be very invasive because of its relative ease.
It can be done as an out-patient procedure and without anesthesia (operating on the brain itself requires you to be awake, but trepidation does not).
You don't even have to be a brain surgeon. Any general surgeon can do it without needing specialization in neuro-surgery techniques, or even advanced tools beyond a numbing agent, a scapel, and one of those boring drills that they use for things like extracting marrow donations. The hole taken out of the skull does not grow back (even though the skin and muscles do), but we have modern technology like metal and ceramics to seal it.
What's this Misinformation, we are in 2024, we had decades to understand that Lobotomies are bad, saying lobotomies work are like saying "Yeah if you decapitate someone, they no longer will have an headache!"
Also Trepidation in the context of healing mental illness, does NOT work.
You aren't ignorant from the fact you know what these are so you must be malicious to be promoting such harmful treatments.
1. Trepidation actually works. It is still used in surgery TO THIS DAY. It stops brain swelling, brain inflammation, and even brain bleeding!
2. Lobotomies work, but at great cost. The procedure does what it's meant to do (sedate and cure violent tendencies), but at the great cost of one's personality.
3. Inducing medical comas as a form of treatment is still used TO THIS DAY. It's not obsolete.
and my ban isn`t VAC, eyeless
e ognuno si considerasse suo fratello,
ci sarebbero meno pensieri
e il mondo sarebbe assai
più bello.