Video - 1920s Mental Health Treatment: Would You Dare Try Trepanation?

Did you know that in the 1920s, there was a bizarre medical practice called "trepanation"? This involved drilling a hole into someone's skull to "relieve pressure" or to supposedly cure mental illness! People believed that creating a hole in the skull could release evil spirits and improve mental health. This questionable treatment even attracted some high-society supporters. Imagine going to a doctor today and being told they needed to drill into your head! Spoiler alert: it usually did more harm than good. Would you be brave enough to try such a treatment? Drop your thoughts in the comments below!