Renate
Peer Supporter
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?
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?