Health Organization for Pudendal Education

As I haven't posted for some time I'm only now reading this sad news.. It was Karen who gave me the information on Prof. Vancaillie & his physio. Sherin Jarvis here in Australia. She was the one who had knowledge of them carrying out a study into the use of Botox for pelvic pain. I remember her ...

Hi Dale and Marina, Just wondered how you are both doing lately. I haven't logged into HOPE for some time. I'm from Perth WA and run a support group every two months here in Perth. Many of us have been treated by Prof. V and are doing really well. Unfortunately we all have to try different treatment...

Hi G Walker. It was 3 years following PNE surgery before I began to recover. I know how disappointing it is to get to 17 months and have no change. Nerve pain can take years to recover. Don't give up hope that things will change in the future. Try and manage the pain as best you can. It's easier sai...

Upcoming events in Australia. Great news that we now have a Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia. The medical profession finally taking notice of our plight for awareness and education.

http://www.pelvicpain.org.au/events/

Upcoming seminar for Australian Health Care Professionals.

http://www.pelvicpain.org.au/event/sydn ... titioners/
http://www.pelvicpain.org.au/wp-content ... dule-1.pdf

Great to hear this news. Another doctor willing to learn more and go all out to help sufferers in Canada.

Catherine

Me too Violet. I hope lots of people fill out the survey and mention PN. The student will then have more to discuss with her tutors and lecturers.

Catherine

A student named Jane from the University of South Australia is researching pelvic pain for her studies. Please help her to help us by participating in the following questionnaire. Thanks.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TQK37J5

A student named Jane from the University of South Australia is researching pelvic pain for her studies. Please help her to help us by participating in the following questionnaire. Thanks.

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/TQK37J5

Hi L, Sufferers of PN have various levels of pain ranging from mild - medium - intense - extremely unbearable. For those who's pain is absolutely intolerable before surgery will report that post PNE surgery pain is probably much the same as before only with a few newer 'nerve firing' kind of feeling...