Jakehealing
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Has anyone ever treated these conditions through a tms approach or think they even could be a result of tms?
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Pilonidal sinus and anal fistulas
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JanAtheCPA
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Depends on what the medical pros say. If they can't explain why you have this, OR why these symptoms happen, OR offer you a well-established treatment that will solve the problem... you might as well go the TMS route because it is 100% non-invasive, therefore you have nothing to lose by doing so.
Edit: my answer may seem a bit dismissive, but this isn't your first time with new symptoms, so I'm assuming that you know the drill.
Edit: my answer may seem a bit dismissive, but this isn't your first time with new symptoms, so I'm assuming that you know the drill.
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Jakehealing
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they have no idea and blame “ingrown hairs”, its bullshit and makes no sense and the surgeries are 50 percent chance success. After asking a few mind body coaches and thinking about it on a deeper level i believe it is tms!