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meluveitie
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 Posted - 11/30/2016 : 23:07:54
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| has anyone ever heard of lichen sclerosus or other autoimmune skin conditions being TMS equivalents? |
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tennis tom
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Posted - 12/01/2016 : 04:02:30
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Just reviewed your history of starting threads here.
How have your past symptoms resolved--or have they not?
Were they TMS or not?
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meluveitie
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Posted - 12/01/2016 : 10:51:06
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| I've had vulvodynia for several years... I still have them and then started having lichen sclerosus symptoms with new pain symptoms in this past year during a stressful relationship. |
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tennis tom
USA
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Posted - 12/01/2016 : 12:42:44
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Originally posted by meluveitie
I've had vulvodynia for several years... I still have them and then started having lichen sclerosus symptoms with new pain symptoms in this past year during a stressful relationship.
Do you think YOUR vulvodynia is structural or TMS? I've never heard of "lichen sclerous"??? I'm always suspicious when I hear of a new disease that may have been "invented" to fit around what may be a TMS symptom dis-ease! Like Venus William's "shogruns dis-ease", which I strongly suspect is a TMS reaction to the stresses she is under.
What is "lichen sclerous"? It sounds like something that is contracted from sitting on rocks covered in lichens  .
There is a book I ordered recently that deals with the emotions and skin issues. I haven't cracked it yet, since I haven't even had a pimple in over fifty years. I'll dig it out later and give you the title. |
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meluveitie
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Posted - 12/01/2016 : 15:47:16
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| I'd really appreciate that, thank you. It's an autoimmune skin condition that causes basically skin changes (lesions, fusing, etc.) of the genitals - comorbid often with vulvodynia. They think it's caused by long-term infection and hormone imbalance. It's scary as hell. I actually have some of the fusing, so I'm wondering if TMS can actually cause physical changes/damage to skin. |
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tennis tom
USA
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Posted - 12/01/2016 : 23:41:31
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| The book is called "SKIN DEEP:A Mind/Body Program for Healthy Skin", by Ted A. Grossbart, Ph.D. and Carl Sherman, Ph.D. "Lichen simplex chronoiscus" is mentioned on pages 182-183. It reads right out of TMS/Sarno. I recommend you get the book, I bought it used on Amazon for a few bucks. It will save you a lot of dermatologist visits, time, money and emotional grief. |
Edited by - tennis tom on 12/01/2016 23:45:38 |
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meluveitie
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Posted - 12/02/2016 : 00:02:39
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| Ah this looks great, feeling so relieved. Thank you Tom! |
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lichen sclerosus TMS?
