Health Organization for Pudendal Education

If you think your pudendal nerve is entrapped between your sacrospinous and sacrotuberous ligaments (*), as mine was, find yourself a competent physician who will: 1) give you a diagnostic injection using radiographic guidance (do not bother with steroids; they won’t help at all) 2) put you under mi...

Dr Hibner detaches both the SS and ST ligaments, but then reattaches the ST ligament (after working on the nerve) for added stability. I notice nothing regarding my SS ligament being detached.

This is explained nicely on his website.

Spend an hour poking around Dr Hibner’s website.

https://azccpp.com/patient-friendly-pud ... y-handout/

(I had tg surgery in 9/22 - send me a message if you need to talk.)

My pudendal nerve got entrapped between my sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments during one (or more) of a serious of four disastrous hip surgeries in 2009. Sometime around 2010, I had to - HAD TO - drive my son and his friend 600 miles (each way, 1200 miles round-trip). It was the sort of trip a...

Make SURE your surgeon plans on descarring your nerve. I had a classic entrapment between the sacrospinous and sacrotuberous ligaments. The majority of the surgery, time wise, was spent removing scar tissue.

Hellllllooooooooo Violet!

Thank you for writing. This was actually a letter which I sent to a physician (whom I respect, but whom I don’t know).

Mods, please feel free to move this to a more appropriate forum. The letter is lightly edited to protect the doctor’s privacy, etc. — I read your article about psoas release with great interest. Please read this email as a cautionary tale. I had a THA in 2009 that got infected. After the second wash...

Have you tried pain management specialists? Sometimes they're more open to options. I apologize to both of you - for some reason, If I write a long note (which I did), this board signs me out, and the note is lost. I recently sent a long message to a member here who is in agony, and it, too, was lo...

Before my surgery, I took compounded Ketamine, Baclofen, and Lidocaine suppositories, and they didn’t do a thing for the pain.

8-9 years ago, I suppose I was in about as much chronic pain as anyone could possibly be in - (I’m male, and it was later confirmed that my pudendal nerve was “severely entrapped” between my sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments, and also “severely scarred.” A transgluteal surgery helped greatly ...