I haven¹t; But I was in very heavy labor employment before returning to get a PhD at aged 35, with lots of broken bones, back fusions, hardware, the works. So, I wouldn¹t notice anyway.
As to the hamstring, also, no. For me the spasticity and convulsive attacks when I try to speak during stressful situations is absolutely the biggest problem. And no one¹s heard of that. But I read about this being a well documented effect of TM, that is, spasticity in some form, on the Johns Hopkins website. I also have uncooperative legs and hands a lot of the time. But I can¹t keep my left foot up while walking now, so I wear western boots with big heels. They allow me to walk without the need for a foot brace. Here¹s hoping I don¹t get spastic in the airport or on the plane so it doesn¹t get me grounded or thrown off the plane today on my flight back to NYC!!! Hey, just increase the Lyrica, right? Dalton Abu Dhabi/New York On 10/6/10 8:23 AM, "Janice Nichols" <jan...@centurytel.net> wrote: > Got a couple of questions: > > 1. Have you noticed more bruising on affected areas of TM than you had > before TM? > > 2. Have any of you had problems with your hamstring since TM? > > Janice >
