Not sure what you mean by instability - for some people that is "giving out" (ie. buckling), for others it is just pain when in a loaded position....
Mine is very typical "runners knee" - pain directly behind the knee cap, often aggravated by sitting.
Have had kind of a rough 1.5-2 months with some things happened that have created a lot of stress and anxiety. As a result I've had issues with...
I see your point, but I traditionally view TMS pain as mostly immune to NSAIDs.
If you really think about it, it shouldn't be so hard to believe that a mindbody condtion that can cause the following could also cause swelling:...
I just listened to a "Mind and body fitness" podcast that was a re-air of an interview with him from a few years ago. I'm with you, again I'm not...
Not sure about Schubiner but I'm used to having actual injuries (stress fractures, etc) that would hurt after activity and then level off. Rinse...
That's good. I find it helpful with my evidence sheets to create categories for Pro/Con whether it is or is not TMS. I try to be honest about...
This just made me laugh again. TMS Brain: "I'm trying to help you SURVIVE here and you come to me with this quality of life BS"
Long time runner here and have done over 35 marathons and ultra marathons. Lots of experience with just about all the typical "runner's injuries"...
I was going to start a new thread, but found this one from back in 2018 that references Painscience.com......
This reminds me of the spreadsheet I kept (I use Excel for journaling) of all my symptoms and the timing etc trying to find links or what might...
Very physically active TMSer here too. Have battled plantar fascitis in the past (similar to the symptoms you describe). This absolutely sounds...
Thank you for posting that, I had never seen it.
This reminds me of a recent trip with a friend of mine, himself an actual Physical Therapist, where he got into my vehicle and arranged a bunch of...
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