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mala Posted - 10/11/2013 : 04:10:07
Excellent article on why it happens & what to do when it happens.

http://www.tmswiki.org/ppd/Why_Symptoms_Move_and_Change:_A_Look_at_Symptom_Substitution

This bit here will give you the confidence to believe that it is most likely TMS when SS happens

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When we see this kind of symptom substitution, we can usually easily confirm that the cause of this is truly MBS/TMS. There are very few medical diseases that have this type of pattern and therefore when we see this we are confident that the correct diagnosis is MBS/TMS, once serious medical conditions are ruled out.


Mala

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