A Torture Method Developed To Treat Patients In Mental Hospitals: Hydrotherapy
A Torture Method Developed To Treat Patients In Mental Hospitals: Hydrotherapy
The world of medicine wasn't as advanced as it is today. There have been many different ways of dealing with diseases and sicknesses. But when it was about mental problems, it was probably more difficult than the others because it's not seen like an open wound or a runny nose. Perhaps one of the most brutal methods to treat the mentally ill was hydrotherapy. You can be glad that it's not used anymore to treat patients.
A mental hospital is a mental clinic that causes more damage to the human mind.
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You can never know for sure whether they're trying to protect the mental health of the people outside or inside.
Lobotomy is the most common treatment method in mental hospitals.
For the treatment of severe psychological cases, it was aimed to open a hole in the frontal lobe of the brain and to cut or completely destroy a number of connections.
Hydrotherapy is another treatment that is applied to patients who are treated in mental hospitals.
For treatment, patients were put into very hot or very cold water baths by force depending on the mental situation they were in.
According to the degree of the illness, the patient was hospitalized for several hours or days.
Psychiatrists thought that they have alerted the relevant parts of the brain this way for years.
An inconceivable incident occurred at a time when discussions about the fact that hydrotherapy wasn't really working at the beginning of the 1900's.
With this incident taking place in the media, the use of hydrotherapy as a treatment for mental illnesses was removed.
This method is a type of treatment that is still used to increase blood circulation and provide a kind of relief.
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