Plantar Fasciitis ultrasound

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dcr24

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Hello I’ve been struggling with foot pain off and on for about a year. The symptoms are textbook plantar fasciitis: heel pain, painful first morning steps, etc.

I’m wondering if anyone has had plantar fasciitis inflammation diagnosed on ultrasound and still treated it successfully as TMS.
 
Like any symptom that shows up on imaging, what is "seen" is real. Inflammation is real. The CAUSE of inflammation is now just being fully understood by science.
"Dr. David Hanscom, an orthopedic surgeon, connects chronic pain to the body's heightened inflammatory response triggered by stress and psychological threats, not just physical ones. He emphasizes that chronic disease, including pain, stems from sustained inflammation"

Stress creates chemicals in the body which, in turn, create inflammation. When we get injured, there is stress - on the physical body within our emotional state that create these chemicals of inflammation. Same as when we have illnesses that cause (or are caused) inflammation.

Here's a PF success story: https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threa...es-barefoot-achilles-plantar-fasciitis.28834/

And here's another amazing success: https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/stamping-out-plantar-fasciitis.2982/


Beginning by reading a book by Dr. John Sarno - you might like The Divided Mind because there is a patient with a history of foot discomfort in it, is the way to start.

Follow that by beginning the free program which outlines the work he suggests (plus some more techniques) at TMSWIKI.org and scroll down to see the Structured Educational Program

Let us know how you do! Welcome!
 
PF is very common for TMS - in fact, I am currently dealing with it right now, having eliminated a bad bout of it a few years ago once I realized it was TMS.

An ultrasound is not going to prove anything - any more than seeing your red face when you're blushing from embarassment is any proof that the redness is anything other than psychologically triggered.
 
Thanks for the tips. I have been able to keep to my usual activities despite the foot symptoms. Now I have back symptoms for the first time in my life. My back has never been symptomatic before and I’ve done nothing to it that would result in these symptoms. I am sure this is TMS.
 
The symptom imperative is a good sign! Pain that moves around means it's definitely TMS so you have proof!! Now just ignore your foot and back pain and carry on with life as much as you are able to at this time. Show your brain that these symptoms won't stop you!
 
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