Ana321
Peer Supporter
Hey guys,
The struggle continues, one step forward and two steps back. I'm actually dealing with pain throughout the night now which hasn't happened in such a long time. The pattern of pain continues to move around from the front of the right hip, groin area, to the side, the back, then my entire right leg starts to buckle etc, its just unrelenting but i'm determined to hang in there, after 10 years i finally know what is going on.
My question relates to mobility. I'm in a significant amount of pain pretty much constantly, although a couple of weeks ago i had a bit of an epiphany where i had a really good catch up with an old friend and the next day my pain was completely gone, the following week i was feeling great and then the stress of a temporary full time role working for a law firm, university finals and just general un-satisfaction with the situation in my life led to a recurrence of pain and now i'm in a pretty bad state again. Back to the issue of mobility, i'm noticing a decreased amount of mobility in my right hip and this is terrifying me, the reason is that the same thing happened to my left hip years ago (when i had no idea about TMS or what was going on) and eventually i ended up with a complete stiff hip that baffled the entire medical community, it led to a total hip replacement at 21. the decrease in mobility in my right hip now is just scaring me so much, i'm trying to not get carried away with fear based thoughts but is it possible for TMS to cause real stiffness and/or immobility? I sometimes wonder if maybe i would have regained function with my left hip had i discovered TMS before surgery but the stiffness was severe, maybe it was too late.
Is a decrease in motion part of the same syndrome? It's also scaring me because i feel like i need to sort myself out ASAP in order to not end up with a complete stiff hip on the right side as well and eventually a hip replacement.. i'm in a pretty distressed state at the moment, any advice or support would be so much appreciated.. just need to hear it will all be ok. Also, i should mention that i don't even have any structural problems with the right hip, that has even been ruled out, the doctors have actually ruled out any reason for me to be in any pain, i even had PRP injections into the joint so i KNOW the hip is ok but i'm still scared..
Ana.
The struggle continues, one step forward and two steps back. I'm actually dealing with pain throughout the night now which hasn't happened in such a long time. The pattern of pain continues to move around from the front of the right hip, groin area, to the side, the back, then my entire right leg starts to buckle etc, its just unrelenting but i'm determined to hang in there, after 10 years i finally know what is going on.
My question relates to mobility. I'm in a significant amount of pain pretty much constantly, although a couple of weeks ago i had a bit of an epiphany where i had a really good catch up with an old friend and the next day my pain was completely gone, the following week i was feeling great and then the stress of a temporary full time role working for a law firm, university finals and just general un-satisfaction with the situation in my life led to a recurrence of pain and now i'm in a pretty bad state again. Back to the issue of mobility, i'm noticing a decreased amount of mobility in my right hip and this is terrifying me, the reason is that the same thing happened to my left hip years ago (when i had no idea about TMS or what was going on) and eventually i ended up with a complete stiff hip that baffled the entire medical community, it led to a total hip replacement at 21. the decrease in mobility in my right hip now is just scaring me so much, i'm trying to not get carried away with fear based thoughts but is it possible for TMS to cause real stiffness and/or immobility? I sometimes wonder if maybe i would have regained function with my left hip had i discovered TMS before surgery but the stiffness was severe, maybe it was too late.
Is a decrease in motion part of the same syndrome? It's also scaring me because i feel like i need to sort myself out ASAP in order to not end up with a complete stiff hip on the right side as well and eventually a hip replacement.. i'm in a pretty distressed state at the moment, any advice or support would be so much appreciated.. just need to hear it will all be ok. Also, i should mention that i don't even have any structural problems with the right hip, that has even been ruled out, the doctors have actually ruled out any reason for me to be in any pain, i even had PRP injections into the joint so i KNOW the hip is ok but i'm still scared..
Ana.