Health Organization for Pudendal Education

I am not the only person questioning Dr. Durtnall. Alan1646 is also. Here are the posters cured by Dr. Durtnall in the last 2 & 1/2 months: Isabellucy reported being cured Nov 4 by “Dr Michael Durtnall” in her very 1st post. Isabel reported being cured Oct 19 by “Dr Michael Durtnall” in her very...

Could Violet and the other moderators look into this.
This is the 6th person that claims to have been cured by Dr. Durtnall in a very short period.

Violet, I was not very impressed and in any case seeing him is not practical for me. The short answer is that I don't know if his opinion is based on mere surmise or valid observations. Maybe patients seeing him could report here.

Still, a patient and especially a moderator like yourself that reports complete success with surgery has some clout. Food for thoughts. Carpal tunnel syndrome surgery has a 70% to 90% success.

Violet, thank you for your response. Your endorsement of surgery is very persuasive. Would you say that pudendal nerve decompression surgery is in general as successful as carpal tunnel surgery?

I was advised on a FB forum to consult with Dr. Jerome Weiss in San Francisco. I had a paid phone consultation with him. I specifically asked Dr. Weiss about PNE and surgery. Dr. Weiss surprised me by stating that he does not believe in pudendal entrapment anymore and advises strongly against surger...

Thank you janetm2 for your thoughtful reply. I had pelvic floor physical therapy. It seemed to help at first but it was subsequently diminishing return. It eventually completely failed to help. I had rolfing which again initially helped (is that like restorative exercise?). I am slowly discovering t...

Hello everyone. And thank you to the moderators for this site. I have been suffering for 4 years with what I am pretty certain is pudendal neuralgia. I have seen several urologists, I had physical therapy and tried several muscle relaxers and antidepressants. The diagnosis so far has been levator an...