Recent content by Hydrlysis

You might want to get the muscle atrophy looked at. I'm not sure that falls under TMS.

So I started to journal about this last night, and ended up expressing anger at something else entirely..... Oh the brain. I'll back at it again, maybe this time I'll actually station topic.

Thank you so much for the replies! It really means a lot to me. It is hard to see past the anger, so the perspective and advice is awesome. I'll make sure to journal about it tonight and try to forgive.

Hello, I have a lot of anger regarding insurance claims I had over a year ago due to my inability to work. I had/have chronic hand/forearm/shin pain. I have so much anger directed at how the insurance companies treated me and I don't know how to deal with it (case denied). The insurance agents...

Arthritis shows up in imaging all the time in asymptomatic individuals. This is well documented over decades of imaging studies. My mom actually was told she has arthritis in her foot when it was x rayed for another reason. She had and has no symptoms. Arthritis is a normal age related change in...

I just want to add that calcification of tendons is a normal change in tendons that comes with using the tendon. It does not cause pain. Many people have calcification in their tendons and have no pain.

The field of neuroscience/chronic pain research is producing high quality evidence that supports TMS. The evidence is building over time and eventually it will become absolutely overwhelming, and not possible to disregard. Unfortunately, people don't like losing their livelihoods (injections...

Hello, I know from that after a surgery for tennis elbow (tendinitis) where the tendon is completely cut and reattached, it takes 3 months for the tendon to reach 80% of it's maximum strength. You definitely do not have anywhere near the damage caused from a surgery. Don't have fear, know you...