quasar731
Well known member
If there is an MD specializing on TMS can I have some information and/or clarification to my paragraph below.
I am finding some of my experiences re: signals (pain) in some areas in my body extremely challenging and confusing. When it comes to my hips, I do not know when is TMS and when is sheer post- surgery rehab symptoms. I have a double impingement in my left hip, my operated foot has a plate and 7 screws and have a double surgery in my right hip due to a CAM impingement and a labral tear. All as a result of a major fall. Tomorrow will be 2 months ever since I had the foot and hip operations. The muscles if the hip suffered some atrophy due to the long time I was injured and was having the wrong treatment. So now I have the signals mixed up having difficulty with the hip flexors, the IT band, hamstrings and quads. Though I do Pilates twice a week, I am still having issues. I hope that the left hip impingement will settle down. If not, then I may have to undergo surgery much as my surgeon and I are trying to avoid it. Thank you.
I am finding some of my experiences re: signals (pain) in some areas in my body extremely challenging and confusing. When it comes to my hips, I do not know when is TMS and when is sheer post- surgery rehab symptoms. I have a double impingement in my left hip, my operated foot has a plate and 7 screws and have a double surgery in my right hip due to a CAM impingement and a labral tear. All as a result of a major fall. Tomorrow will be 2 months ever since I had the foot and hip operations. The muscles if the hip suffered some atrophy due to the long time I was injured and was having the wrong treatment. So now I have the signals mixed up having difficulty with the hip flexors, the IT band, hamstrings and quads. Though I do Pilates twice a week, I am still having issues. I hope that the left hip impingement will settle down. If not, then I may have to undergo surgery much as my surgeon and I are trying to avoid it. Thank you.