Health Organization for Pudendal Education

Yes, I had one with Hibner. He's too expensive. Are there any others that take insurance?
Violet, what are your thoughts are the use of a pudendal nerve block as a diagnostic? Why aren't those being done to diagnose? What's the literature say?

It's frustrating that there aren't more practitioners offering this treatment.

What I find frustrating is that he wouldn't even mention the risk of getting worse. Maybe it's a small risk but it should be mentioned. He kind of seemed like a used car salesperson but maybe I'm just too jaded and afraid to pull the trigger.

What the are risk of PN decompression surgery? Dr Conway says the risks are failure and infection. I find that are to believe.

I met with Dr Hibner recently virtually. He provided a "step-wise" approach, first to treat the muscles and second to treat the nerves. 1.) Treat the muscles a. take a compounded suppository which contains ketamine, valium, and a baclofen. He says you take it before going to bed. b. Take e...

Thanks! Sorry I missed that!

Does anyone know what Hibner's costs (before any ins. reimbursement) for decompression surgery have been since he stopped taking insurance?

I don't want to drain my life-savings for a surgery that might not work and may even make thinks worse. haha

It seems like we keep losing surgeons. Wasn't there a guy in Houston, Dr Ansell, that stopped doing surgeries?

I haven't seen him yet but I was concerned because of something I heard him say.

Thanks April.

Did Dr. Hibner make you go through a round of PT? I've been through several rounds and I don't see the point of doing a round through a PT that he is in contact with.