Health Organization for Pudendal Education

... Once my pelvis contracted manual physical therapy just made the pain too intense... a neurologist recommended not to have it anymore and suggested botox if needed. You would think I could get this fairly easy but doctors who are unfamiliar with the condition were not willing to try something new. ...

... to get surgery in the end. Week 5 so still early days but I am seeing improvement already. Whilst I have a low opinion of pain doctors in general, botox may help establish whether your piriformis muscle is causing your problems. It could be a potential site of entrapment. Good luck. I hope you're ...

... of them handle such matters over the phone)—thank you. I view further treatments as difficult at the moment, as I do not want to subject myself to Botox given my already weakened musculature, and I consider surgery or a neurostimulator to be too risky—at least for the time being. I am currently ...

I got no relief from his Botox treatments nor anybody else’s Botox treatment again I think he’s after money and way overcharges I can understand why you have some doubts about what you have been told, as there are are charlatans out there. ...

Hi Farce, I'm sorry that meeting wasn't that helpful. I have some of the same questions and thoughts that you and Violet and eraser raised. I think Botox is a temporary solution, so even if you are lucky enough to be helped by it, I don't think it's a long-term solution. And, as Violet noted, we ...

... the money, I would pick an easier specialty than treating patients with PNE. He may genuinely have experience with patients getting better with Botox and prefer to start with a less invasive therapy. I think it's fair to ask him what his success rates with Botox are and what the risks are before ...

I was offered botox and personally I don't see it as a solution, as it's only temporary and I don't really see how that could help. If muscle is causing entrapment, is resection of the offending muscle a possibility? I would put ...

I got no relief from his Botox treatments nor anybody else’s Botox treatment again I think he’s after money and way overcharges

Did Dr. Hibner tell you what the risks are associated with Botox? I guess the other thing I would want to know is what percentage of people get long-term or permanent improvement with Botox as compared to surgery. I'm trying to think of anyone who has ...

... went well but I was surprised that Hibner was very traditional in what he offered. He said the first step before considering surgery is Botox. Specifically, he would like to inject Botox in the oburator internus+ levator ani muscle group. Hibner claimed that the difference from my past ...