Health Organization for Pudendal Education

Hi all. 3 years after urologu procedure Im still confused and I dont know what the mial factor of dysfunction whoch ruined my life. I hope you will resolve my doubts.
There is my story. After prostatic massage and cystoscopy few days after I notes huge tingiling in my penis and scrotum. I never had thos sensation before. I devolop also rectum pelvic pain during presion. Later on tingiling reduced and my scrotum, rectum and penis become numb. And this it is up today, even 3 years after. Ofcorsno lipido, erection dysfunction. Even if I manage erection, than my penis gland are painfull during touching, and I cant feel arousal becose of numb penis.What is intresting that
I dont strugle with any pain. Just tingiling in scrotum and numbness. What also are unusuall is sometimes when I see nice sexy girl, or whenI think about sex, than I can feel for one second some burning sebsation in my penis head and parestesia on my penis. So I canbe sure this is so nerves issue.
Another factor which can afftect those problem is my bike riding. Some weeks I doing tho every day becouse it is my only transport to work. Im sure those numbness are going worse after bike riding.
So what you think dear freands. It is more likelly that my problems began becose not gently prostatic massage by doctor ?
Or maybe is is becose bike riding. I think coud by those two factors and main issue start becosue of urology procedure.
Im happy to try any pelvic floor exercises, even kegel whichI try in the past. But Im nor sure, shall I reverse my musle or make more tighten ?
Sory for my english and please write what your opinion of my story. Imprett convinced that urology cooud made some damages to my nerves..

Sometimes it is a combinations of things that triggers pudendal neuralgia. So maybe biking originally caused a problem but not so bad that it caused any symptoms. But then when you had the procedure your nerve was already compromised and the procedure caused more irritation to an already damaged nerve. Ideally it would be best to stop biking and see if that helps. But if that isn't possible, maybe you can get a bike seat designed to take pressure off your nerves.

Typically if you have pudendal nerve problems you also have an overly tense pelvic floor but to know for sure are you able to see a physiotherapist who specializes in the pelvic floor?

Violet

Thanks for any reply. So far I askt my GP about some physio for kegel muscle. Bike riding definetlly affect my penis sensation. What about riding motor. It will be safe for my pudental dysfunction ?

If your pelvic floor is overly tense you don't want to do kegal exercises.

If riding a bike makes your symptoms worse I would guess a motor cycle isn't much better. Have you tired it? How did it affect you?

Violet