Health Organization for Pudendal Education

Hi violet,
I just return from my PT she explain to me every thing about SIJD and pelvic misalignment , and she say I do not have that problem , she check on my this every time in the beginning and in the end of our session each week.I going to star to use Epsom salt. What more I can tell to my PT to check on my , if someone have a idea let me know.

I would like to share the information of my Physical therapist because I want she help more people like she help to me
DR. Kathy Pesavento, she it's great , she really know about all that area , she move a lot my pain, don't give up on me ,it's no all the PHysical therapist really know about how and were to work in the pelvis that it's why some times PT do not help, its depend in the experience and knowledge of the PT. http://www.pelvicorept.com

Well, it's good you don't have to deal with SIJD and pelvic misalignment. Since you already have had a pelvic exam and you don't have pain along the course of the pudendal nerve then maybe you have to consider other possibilities. So, if it's the fluid next to your coccyx that is the problem, I don't know the best way that can be treated. I recently had an MRI of my should due to some shoulder injuries and there is fluid in the bursa and sub-acromial space in my shoulder. Right now I am trying physical therapy to mobilize the shoulder impingements and scar tissue to try to help drain that fluid. I am starting to see some improvements but it's taking time. So, I think it makes sense to continue PT if it seems to be helping you improve, even if it is slow. Maybe PT will help to mobilize the tissues and help the fluid to drain. But the hot and cold sitz baths with epsom salts may help too because hot epsom salts draw out infection. You could also try adding supplements that help reduce inflammation. Maybe something like Restorative Exercise would help too. Just brainstorming.....

Violet