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Discussion in 'General Discussion Subforum' started by jacfoti, Aug 31, 2014.

  1. jacfoti

    jacfoti New Member

    I have a question which is I believe common among us.

    July 22 severe pain started in m leg-sciatica trough my left foot. I could barely move.
    I think of TMS-Sarno and the pain and debilitation goes away.
    Now I still have numbness in my toe and I cant lift properly my foot.
    (in any case 10 days ago I could not lift at all)

    even when you know it's TMS your nerves are phisically damaged from the oxygen deprivation?
    this is key for me to understand.

    TMS creates a physical problem, correct?
     
    jacfoti, Aug 31, 2014
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  2. Forest

    Forest Beloved Grand Eagle

    Dr. Sarno says that the oxygen deprivation in TMS is completely harmless, so there should be no lasting effects, though it can take a while for you to recover. I think he also said that Cauda Equina can be a serious condition, and any form of paralysis is a bit of a danger sign. I'd contact a TMS physician for medical advice.
     
    Forest, Sep 3, 2014
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