Health Organization for Pudendal Education

Thank you so much Janet, I really appreciate you listening to me and trying to help me, it means more to me then you'll ever know. I found a website www.pelvicpain.org today on the internet and they are based out of Chicago and I started a email to them telling them my story and asking them if they ...

Hello Janet, A Urogynecologist recommended that I see a pelvic pain therapist about a year ago and I went to her for 3 days a week for over a month and honestly it was making my pain and shock symptoms down my legs so much worse that I stopped seeing her because I was in better shape before I had he...

They may want to check you for a sphincter defect issue and that's a way then can tell by measuring how much pressure you have in that area. I have both internal and external sphincter defects from childbirth (4th degree laceration) and he did that test, the PNMLT, EMG, and ultrasound. Which all sho...

Hello, I've had the Pudendal Nerve Motor Latency Test (PNMLT) before my first rectal surgery in 07' and it showed that my nerves were transmitting slower then normal and my surgeon said that I had nerve damage in this area. He then did a rectal exam and touched towards my spine and was able to recre...

To: thecatch24, Sadly I can relate to exactly what your going through with the low back sacrum related pain. It is very debilitating, I can't sit for long, I can't stand or walk for long, and it even hurts to lay down as the day wears on. I have a very complicated case brought on from the childbirth...