Health Organization for Pudendal Education

April by the way I have actually read some of your comments on this forum and it's made me laugh loud. You have said to people that you are at the age where colonoscopy are a regular check up so I'm assuming you are at least over 50 years old. You have also mentioned in a comment that you are out of...

Just another reply to Violet in relation to Small Fiber Neuropathy. This nerve is a mixed nerve!! It has motor, sensory and autonomic functions!! Small fibers also directly innervate the vascular supply (adrenergic fibers) For you to just say it's only nerve endings and not apart of the main trunk j...

April I am not being awful to Violet. Sometimes the truth just hurts. I myself am receiving from this to, bilateral. Once in a blue moon I would check this forum and noticed how on this post someone was complaining of numbness and she told them to see a physio, it's just mind boggling how someone co...

Well if you have any basic knowledge of peripheral nerves, Numbness is a sign of sensory axons dying. It's like saying to someone with severe carpal tunnel who has lost feeling, hey just see a physio see what they can do. If I was having bad numbness I would be seeing a surgeon asap, I would treat i...

Hi everyone Just my advice, please don't even bother with this forum, it's alway "doctor Violet" trying to tell everyone what to do and what they might have. Look just stay in touch and work with the real specialists who actually operate and know about these types of issues. I have no doub...

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Thanks for writing your experience, great read. Surprisingly i had the chafing on the inner thighs to when playing sport. I had a simmilar experience as you going to countless professionals who wrote me off and it wasnt untill i noted same symptoms online that i came across it being a nerve entrapme...

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Jaxi were you re entrapped 2 times after 2 surgeries?

Hi I would just like to know of peoples recovery after decompression. I am wanting to learn more on what to expect etc,, I've noticed its a peripheral nerve with 3 functions, motor, sensory and autonomic and have been told it can take 2 years to fully recover. I would appreciate as much information ...