Over the past four years that I’ve had this condition I’ve seen and met with numerous specialists and have been told that my build (Thin, not a lot of padding on my butt) my job (sitting most of the day) and riding a motorcycle for long periods of time contributed to my problem. I am curious to see what build everyone has and if they received any trauma. Please answer the following questions,
What build type?
• Thin
• Average
• Heavy
Condition started with?
• Trauma
• Micro Trauma (Slow progression)
What body type are you?
Re: What body type are you?
Body type - thin
Condition started with micro-trauma???? -- 2 months into weightlifting program
Condition started with micro-trauma???? -- 2 months into weightlifting program
PNE since 2002. Started from weightlifting. PNE surgery from Dr. Bautrant, Oct 2004. Pain now is usually a 0 and I can sit for hours on certain chairs. No longer take medication for PNE. Can work full time and do "The Firm" exercise program. 99% cured from PGAD. PNE surgery was right for me but it might not be for you. Do your research.
Re: What body type are you?
5 foot 100 pounds
born with a birth defect. Ligaments grown together traping nerves and muscles in the pelvis to the pelvic joints were off and the nerves and mucles never grew to the right length
born with a birth defect. Ligaments grown together traping nerves and muscles in the pelvis to the pelvic joints were off and the nerves and mucles never grew to the right length
Born with pudendal and obtorator neuralgia. 32 years of being misdiagnosed.
Surgery with Conway 7/14/10. Internal burning cured!
Currently in PT for many pelvic floor issues due to having PN for so long.
Surgery with Conway 7/14/10. Internal burning cured!
Currently in PT for many pelvic floor issues due to having PN for so long.
Re: What body type are you?
thin, trauma
PN after using pickaxe doing yardwork 6/11
Potter MRI: Scar tissue abutting L pudendal.
Hibner consult 10/11 w/ plan: 2 mo. PT
No meds work for me
PRF X 3 times in Denver ( was pain free for 5 months after second)
Potter MRI: Scar tissue abutting L pudendal.
Hibner consult 10/11 w/ plan: 2 mo. PT
No meds work for me
PRF X 3 times in Denver ( was pain free for 5 months after second)
Re: What body type are you?
Average
Trauma
Take care,
Wendy
Trauma
Take care,
Wendy
Unlilateral Surgery 9/27/07 - Dr. Conway
Redo Unlilateral Surgery 10/15/10 - With Dr. Hibner AND Dr. Conway
Results - Fantastic!
Redo Unlilateral Surgery 10/15/10 - With Dr. Hibner AND Dr. Conway
Results - Fantastic!
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helenlegs 11
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Re: What body type are you?
Average
Trauma
Helen
Trauma
Helen
Fall 2008. Misdiagnosed with lumber spine problem. MRN June 2010 indicated pudendal entrapment at Alcocks canal. Diagnosed with complex variant piriformis syndrome with sciatic, pudendal and gluteal entrapment's by Dr Filler 2010.Guided piriformis botox injection 2011 Bristol. 2013, Nerve conduction test positive; new spinal MRI scan negative, so diagnosed for the 4th time with pelvic nerve entrapment, now recognised as Sciatic, pudendal, PFCN and cluneal nerves at piriformis level.
Re: What body type are you?
Average
Micro trauma? Never found out what the cause of mine is.
Micro trauma? Never found out what the cause of mine is.
PN diagnosed in 2009 by Dr Greenslade, Bristol
Symptoms for many years and numerous diagnostic tests
Currently controlled by meds - Venlafaxine and Lyrica
Symptoms for many years and numerous diagnostic tests
Currently controlled by meds - Venlafaxine and Lyrica
Re: What body type are you?
I'm about 30lb overweight, small build.
And my PN was caused by surgical trauma.
And my PN was caused by surgical trauma.
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pomegranate
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- Location: Oklahoma
Re: What body type are you?
Thin
Micro trauma (multiple pelvic and hip pathologies)
Micro trauma (multiple pelvic and hip pathologies)
2008: mild pelvic pain and PFD began
2009: true PN/PFD pain, two PN blocks, normal PNMLT
2010: PT and conservative management with moderate improvement in PN/PFD symptoms
2011: surgery for extensive endometriosis; arthroscopic hip surgery to repair labral tear and FAI (right hip)
2012: C-section delivery of first child
2014: arthroscopic hip surgery to repair labral tear and FAI (left hip); C-section delivery of second child
Ongoing physical therapy since 2010 for both pelvic floor and hips.
2009: true PN/PFD pain, two PN blocks, normal PNMLT
2010: PT and conservative management with moderate improvement in PN/PFD symptoms
2011: surgery for extensive endometriosis; arthroscopic hip surgery to repair labral tear and FAI (right hip)
2012: C-section delivery of first child
2014: arthroscopic hip surgery to repair labral tear and FAI (left hip); C-section delivery of second child
Ongoing physical therapy since 2010 for both pelvic floor and hips.