Giving Insulin in a dose sufficient to cause the patient to convulse. This
was a treatment for depression (I believe) in the 1950s, but I don't know
if it is anymore or not.
J. Davidson
> Giving Insulin in a dose sufficient to cause the patient to convulse. This
> was a treatment for depression (I believe) in the 1950s, but I don't know
> if it is anymore or not.
> J. Davidson
Thanks. Do you know, when it was used, was it used in the States or the
UK?

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I don't know who you are Sir, or where you come from,
but you've done me a power of good.
J. Davidson - 01 Aug 2005 21:53 GMT
We used it in St. Louis, MO when I was a student nurse in 1952, and later in
OK when I was a Psych. head nurse. I cannot vouch for its having any
benefit however.
Thank God for the chemical help which is available now.
Jacqueline Davidson
> > Giving Insulin in a dose sufficient to cause the patient to convulse. This
> > was a treatment for depression (I believe) in the 1950s, but I don't know
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> Thanks. Do you know, when it was used, was it used in the States or the
> UK?