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Can knee osteoarthritis be TMS?

newarrior

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Hi,

Reading Sarno's books and practicing TMS theory since 2005. American living in Asia for 9 years.

After weeks of pain I got an x ray-which I regret-showed minor to mild osteoarthritis of both knees. I stopped running in 1997 and have not engaged in any high impact activities since then so I am shocked.

Can osteoarthritis/knee arthritis be TMS ?
 

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As a moderator I am obliged to point out that nobody on our forum should view, much less provide opinions about, medical imaging belonging to someone else. No doubt there will be some folks with osteo symptoms (forum members or not) who will want to obsessively go over these images to try to compare them to theirs... to our members, I say: avoid the temptation - this is your brain on TMS and it only serves as a negative distraction!

@newarrior the topic of TMS and osteo has been discussed here many times over the years. You might start with a keyword search within the Success Stories subforum.

@Volcano1963 do you have a link? Here's another forum-responding tip for you: if you want to link to just one response in a long thread, at the bottom right of each post, there's a hashtag followed by a number (yours above is #2). >>On a phone you can only see it in landscape view. Right click (PC) or long press (touchscreen) and choose Copy link address.
 
do you have a link?
Hi @JanAtheCPA, thanks for the tip!
i’m confused avout your request for a link. There is a link to the post that I quoted (a post in a long thread), it’s the little up arrow to the right of the title of the quoted section of the thread (right after the text “Steve Ozanich said”). Perhaps you wanted a link to @newarrior ‘s response? If so it is https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/confused-about-osteoarthritis.16933/#post-141222
 
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