If you or a loved one experiences troublesome side effects from psychotropic medication and are not getting the results needed, ask about medication sensitivity testing. This test narrows down the top choices to fit you or a loved one’s individual brain chemistry and reduces the wait time so you start feeling better faster. 

Referenced Electroencephalogram (rEEG), or medication sensitivity testing, is a test that provides physicians a treatment guide for more effective medication treatment. Medication sensitivity testing can be completed during a qEEG brain map. The benefit of this test is that it provides a way for physicians to reduce the medication trial and error method (e.g., Try a medication to see if it works – If not, let’s try another.). 

There are over a hundred different types of psychotropic medications. That is a great deal of time for someone to wait to find a medication that works with their brain chemistry to calm unwanted symptoms. This test individualizes care by determining the most appropriate and effective medication in a shorter period of time and forgo the trial and error stress placed on you with ineffective medications.