Hoffa’s syndrome

[Renate]

Hi everyone,

after 15 years of chronic pain in the foot, I now have pain in the knee of the opposite leg. The MRI shows patellar maltracking and inflammation of the Hoffa’s fat pad. After two months of physiotherapy, a cortisone injection into the knee and gentle strength exercise, the symptoms have actually gotten worse. Could this also be TMS?

 

[JanAtheCPA]

Anything can be TMS, which of course we aren't supposed to diagnose as such because we are not health professionals.

I can tell you for sure that emotional stress and the distress of emotional repression can exacerbate ANY physical condition, whether that condition is caused by illness, traumatic physical injury, or by the emotionally-based brain function we refer to as TMS.

Remind us about your TMS work in the past @Renate. Did you do the SEP?

 

[Renate]

Hello JanAtheCPA, thank you for your reply! You confirmed my suspicion that it’s TMS. Yes, I did the program and many, many others. Apparently, I’m one of those for whom it just takes a bit longer…