Health Organization for Pudendal Education

Hello It sounds like you have a rectocele, which is a type of pelvic organ prolapse. I had one for a very long time and finally had surgery to repair it, as well as an enterocele, and a prolapsed uterus. The surgery was done via the vagina. I got to keep my uterus. :D My prolapse symptoms started wh...

i am in same confused and painful question place; i'm so in pain i cannot think straight; cant even figure out how to start a fresh welcome post for myself in this hope forum...........pls someone tell me tht much...val :idea: Click on this link: https://www.pudendalhope.info/forum/viewforum.php?f=...

Excellent! Thank you for the update.

The Baclofen is 10 mg but more effective if I use 20 mg But like you I'm careful how much and how often I use it. And I don't really like the way it makes me feel.

Bart For PN pain and PGAD I am currently using Amitriptyline at a low dose of 10 to 20 mg and find it much more effective with fewer side effects than Gabapentin. But it is an anticholinergic drug, so it comes with baggage. I try to take it only when my symptoms are flaring really badly. For the bla...

Thank you Violet! I got a pudendal nerve block last week.
I'd be most appreciative if you could take a look at my post about it on this other thread:
viewtopic.php?t=11766

Thanks

Hello. Female longtime PGAD sufferer here.
I would prefer San Antonio/Austin/Houston areas but really I am willing travel anywhere in Texas to someone experienced in doing pudendal nerve blocks, possibly the dorsal clitoral nerve.

It seemed so good, it's hard to see you at the baseline again. Keep pushing forward I know. It's sad that I had to keep my expectations very very low so I could appreciate any improvement, however small. But I am glad that I finally reached out to this doctor, as it had been some years since I've b...

I am circling back here to followup on how things have been since late June when I completed the 6 rounds of weekly trigger point injections: My symptoms of pudendal neuralgia, PGAD, and lower left ab pain have been greatly reduced (by about 75%) compared to the months long flare-up I was in prior t...

Related journal article:
https://academic.oup.com/jsm/article/20/2/210/6985898#