sorry but just for a bit more clarity when i say widespread muscle tension/stiffness I mean laterally everywhere. And than nerve pain that can pop up anywhere, as long as pelvic pain, and some other symptom's. Please confirm thank you.TMS can be any of the symptoms you described. It does not have to match a particular set of symptoms known as fibromyalgia. I had muscle tension, stiffness and pain in various places, and it all was TMS.
You already answered your questions. If your muscle stiffness and nerve pain are widespread, they cannot be explained by a local structural problem. The only organ that is connected to everything in the body is your nervous system which receives all the signals from the brain. This is why they prescribe antidepressants for chronic pain, and it often works, but causes side effects. The other, better way to control nervous system is to embrace Dr. Sarno method. I said it many times on this forum (and you can search for my posts) , but I will repeat it for you: the more widespread and the more bizarre your symptoms are, the more likely it is TMS.sorry but just for a bit more clarity when i say widespread muscle tension/stiffness I mean laterally everywhere. And than nerve pain that can pop up anywhere, as long as pelvic pain, and some other symptom's. Please confirm thank you.