Health Organization for Pudendal Education

I highly doubt that there is any direct damage to pudendal nerve imposed by that massage tool. It rather aggravated your anxiety related to all these pelvic pain. Surely pudendal nerve plays one of the main roles in this havoc but might be not sole culprit. Muscle spasms might be very painful and th...

Fabio I can relate to you. My pelvic pain started as s post-ejaculatory pain day after, and lasted several days. Later I had some better years, when I avoided the pain but the ejaculation was always risky (though not always connected with pain). Thus year I am struggling again, neuropathic burning, ...

Flare ups are always upredictable, this is most devastating aspect. I had two great weeks with minimal pain/aches but now neuropathic pain is back. I try to stay active, make my stretching routine every evening, add Amytriptilin and Klonopin to my regimen and battle anxiety. Every flare up is demoti...

Feel a lot of empathy for you, mate. I am recently struggling with flare up after 2 almost assymptomatic years and it is a tough task. Regarding your problems with abdomen - I think more probably there are many trigger points in psoas and rectus abdominis muscles, they tend to be very stubborn and c...

Hi Violet, I was at my PT last Friday, he stated that my muscles were contracted but the treatment was not as painful as I assumed to be. Still battling with flare-up, cca 3 weeks. It is tough especially in mental dimension, becuase I had long period without any pain (and no pills).

Thank you Violet for your kind words. I think there are 3 possible factors: -I havent been to PT more than half year -I had a Covid before Christmas, it was not serious but the infection left my body in completey disarray, muscle pains, fatigue etc. -I had my last major flare up exactly one year ago...

It is slightly similar to my experience (differerence is that I am struggling with right side). Right now I am struggling with nasty flare up again, cca 3 weeks. pain in right shaft (at base of penis), groin, ischiocavernous, bulbospongiosus, scrotum. Burning, stinging, neuropathic pain. I was horri...

It is highly improbable. High anxiety is mastering your mind right now, I know this feeling very well, very difficult to cope. I also had days when I was almost decided to go for operation at all cost and then came period of several months, when my pain diminished to barely percievable discomfort, I...

Here are few of my thought regarding your relaps: -I assume that in 99% probability you dont have PNE but pelvic floor disfunction where pudendal nerve plays significant role (dont forget other pelvic nerves) -to skip PT for 8-9 months was a mistake (exactly the same I made because of covid restrict...

Alessandro, I remember we exchanged some ideas exactly one year ago (having similar issues) and unfortunately after 10 almost assymptomatic months I also have a flare up. More to come later.