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So, I went through every single success story posted here (https://www.reddit.com/r/PelvicFloor/comments/185m1w2/every_success_story_in_this_group_summarized/) and I noticed a pattern that applied to my situation - in every situation where physical therapy, internal PT work and other physical methods didn't work, the success stories are of people who went into TMS (Tension myositis syndrome ) / PPD (Psychophysiological disorders).
After my last round of MRIs and blood tests, and a very nice man on YouTube who replied to my messages who recovered from Pelvic Pain, it made me switch to 100% psychological. The guy I spoke to gave me a great insight - he told me to stop using the internal pelvic wand and trigger point work bc it's reinforcing the brain connection. He also said in his interview "the pain felt so real.... so real"
Anyway, I made a decision to focus on the brain, and I started reading books like The hidden psychology of pain and other similar title and after 1-2 weeks, I noticed my pelvic pain was almost gone. The Tinnitus I developed 6 months into the 3 year journey of pelvic pain has reduced by 40-50%
This made me feel I'm on the right path.
Recently, I had some weird chest pains, and a sore throat that didn't go away. It reactivated some of my old thinking patterns - of disease, death, cancer, etc. and I got paranoid again. But the pelvic pain did not come back. My question is, how do I know if the new chest pain is also a manifestation of TMS? I don't want to go back to the hospital doctor routine of getting X rays of the best, ultrasounds etc. but I'm also scared if I don't something serious might be going on.
The pain in the chest moves around from the center bottom of the rib cage to the left and to the right. It makes no sense, and logically I can't explain it. The pain feels nerve/muscle based on more on the surface, though I'm not 100% sure
Wondering if anyone else has this experience thanks
After my last round of MRIs and blood tests, and a very nice man on YouTube who replied to my messages who recovered from Pelvic Pain, it made me switch to 100% psychological. The guy I spoke to gave me a great insight - he told me to stop using the internal pelvic wand and trigger point work bc it's reinforcing the brain connection. He also said in his interview "the pain felt so real.... so real"
Anyway, I made a decision to focus on the brain, and I started reading books like The hidden psychology of pain and other similar title and after 1-2 weeks, I noticed my pelvic pain was almost gone. The Tinnitus I developed 6 months into the 3 year journey of pelvic pain has reduced by 40-50%
This made me feel I'm on the right path.
Recently, I had some weird chest pains, and a sore throat that didn't go away. It reactivated some of my old thinking patterns - of disease, death, cancer, etc. and I got paranoid again. But the pelvic pain did not come back. My question is, how do I know if the new chest pain is also a manifestation of TMS? I don't want to go back to the hospital doctor routine of getting X rays of the best, ultrasounds etc. but I'm also scared if I don't something serious might be going on.
The pain in the chest moves around from the center bottom of the rib cage to the left and to the right. It makes no sense, and logically I can't explain it. The pain feels nerve/muscle based on more on the surface, though I'm not 100% sure
Wondering if anyone else has this experience thanks