PNE or PN and anal cramps
Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2020 6:45 pm
I lived a year with PN, using meds and marginally benefitting from pelvic therapy. I mastered sitting on rolled towels for 1.5 hours in total per day. Was riding a special electric step and still enjoying my life.
The corona seige affected my decision making abilities when I decided to take a weekend job. Light lifting but I a lot of squating. I did not know that it would harm me. After just working 3 hours, my symptoms gradually over the span of a month spread from perineal/vagina area also to anal. And I lost ability to sit at all without a pain.
And after having a mild discomfort there I decided to contact my PT. She massged it, and I felt better for a day. Then symptoms returned, and I was authorized to massage them gently myself. And then I was starting to have anal cramps, keeping me awake at night.
I read in the forum about anal suppos and wanted to try them. They do have a habit to prescribe only manufactured medicine here in the NL. So I got diazepam pills instead which help a bit but has a lot systemic toxicity for me.
I am recovering from inscisional endo surgery, currently. I had to do it, otherwise it would spread to internal organs. It is getting better but I still have issues with anal cramps.
I suspect that I have a PNE. Why would otherwise I would be so much hurt from squating and occasionally pushing myself up on shelves?
If anybody has anal cramps as I do, I would appreciate your advice which medicine worked the best for you. I want to stabilize my condition in order to be able to contact a specialists in BE or FR.
Any good experiences with TG or laproscopic surgeries? I would opt for the TIR but I have had a vaginal surgery in 2014, and doubt they would do it. My symptoms with inability to sit started 4 years after surgery, although I started having some weird spastic defecation after surgery which did not bother me too insignificant back then. And my surgeon dismissed it as insignificant matter back then.
The corona seige affected my decision making abilities when I decided to take a weekend job. Light lifting but I a lot of squating. I did not know that it would harm me. After just working 3 hours, my symptoms gradually over the span of a month spread from perineal/vagina area also to anal. And I lost ability to sit at all without a pain.
And after having a mild discomfort there I decided to contact my PT. She massged it, and I felt better for a day. Then symptoms returned, and I was authorized to massage them gently myself. And then I was starting to have anal cramps, keeping me awake at night.
I read in the forum about anal suppos and wanted to try them. They do have a habit to prescribe only manufactured medicine here in the NL. So I got diazepam pills instead which help a bit but has a lot systemic toxicity for me.
I am recovering from inscisional endo surgery, currently. I had to do it, otherwise it would spread to internal organs. It is getting better but I still have issues with anal cramps.
I suspect that I have a PNE. Why would otherwise I would be so much hurt from squating and occasionally pushing myself up on shelves?
If anybody has anal cramps as I do, I would appreciate your advice which medicine worked the best for you. I want to stabilize my condition in order to be able to contact a specialists in BE or FR.
Any good experiences with TG or laproscopic surgeries? I would opt for the TIR but I have had a vaginal surgery in 2014, and doubt they would do it. My symptoms with inability to sit started 4 years after surgery, although I started having some weird spastic defecation after surgery which did not bother me too insignificant back then. And my surgeon dismissed it as insignificant matter back then.