This did not feel like anything while it was going on. Between sessions, I got up, could have liquids, go to the bathroom, converse with my husband, etc. With the time it takes to readjust the head frame and in some cases change it altogether, I did not want to waste any time. As it was I was finished at 11 p.m. Let me say that this in not normally the case.
Patients usually finish before supper and can then have a regular supper.
When they are finished, they take the metal frame off your head. When you get back to the coop, they take this off, put bandages on the forehead ones, check your vitals, and give you a Tylenol 3. Actually I was hungry when we went to our room and my husband stopped at the cafeteria and got me something to eat. I was real tired and went right to sleep. The next day, we were discharged and on the way home stopped for lunch.