mads13
New Member
Hey Alfaman,
I'm also a 32 year old male, and my very first TMS symptoms were all pelvic/anus symptoms. When I was 19 I got really sick with the stomach flu in college and got that pressure feeling you are talking about. Doctors couldn't find anything wrong so they prescribed me with a bunch of Hydrocortisone etc.. I eventually got surgery for a chronic fissure, but shortly after started getting the symptoms again, eventually got diagnosed with hyper tension and told there was nothing wrong I was just hyper sensitive. Cost me $1000's to figure out it was TMS. Now I get it occasionally usually when I'm traveling or stressed out and it will go away after a couple days of ignoring it and thinking about what I'm repressing.
So get checked out if you are really concerned, but I'd say 99.9% TMS..
hello! I also had surgery for a chronic fissure in 2022 and since they I’ve been mostly fine. Any time I would have pain in the area it was due to a new fissure which wouldn’t hurt much and would heal predictably. This time I started having a bruising sensation when going and now have a sore feeling all day for 12 days straight. They don’t see an active fissure. I have a history of TMS. Do you have any suggestions for me. I’m trying to use my usually TMS approach but it’s difficult with this since I’ve had true physical issues there in the past and the pain is so distracting to my life. Thank you!