Subluxations/ Dislocations & TMS

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KermitRoosevelt

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Hello all, am new here.
Learning what I can about TMS at the moment.

Can I ask is there anything like consensus on whether subluxations and dislocations stemming from hypermobility could be caused by TMS or not?
I wonder if there is a line drawn between structural changes which are pronounced enough to cause dislocations, and issues which don't create physical change.
Just trying to understand what is TMS and what isn't, like everyone at the beginning I guess.

I have heard people say they have had a lot less subluxations/ dislocations after doing trauma therapy or when they are less stressed. But I would love to know how it is understood in this community.

Thanks for any insight!
 
Cactusflower said:
Hi @KermitRoosevelt

I think this will help answer your questions:
https://www.sirpa.org/hypermobility-from-a-mind-body-perspective/

Here are some wonderful animations that can help you understand the science behind chronic pain. The mind/body connection can help pretty much anything physical, but tms is deemed as chronic pain.

https://ppdassociation.org/diagnosis (Diagnosis — Psychophysiologic Disorders Association)
Click to expand...

Thanks so much Cactusflower, they are much appreciated. I will go through these now.
 
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