Delayed pain

Many physical activites such as sports, pelvic surgery, etc can all contribute to PN
Vjera
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Re: Delayed pain

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flyer28 wrote:Dear folks, I would like to ask you, about your experiences with delayed pain.
I feel that this might be a clue to the onset of my problems in 2009-2010....I had several episodes of DELAYED pain in my genital/pubic area, before my pain became chronic and constant. First few times it was after sex, then also after tennis playing, long driving etc. The pain came cca 24-48 hours after stimulus (longer intercourse etc.), never immediately. Then pain after 7-10 days faded away, before it became chronic in late 2010.
The same thing happend to me.

At the beginning it was delayed pain in urethra only after prolonged sexual intercourse. The pain lasted for few days and than dissapeared completely until this year when pain became constant and move from urethra to other parts but mainly in the distribution of perineal branch of pudendal nerve.
Emily B
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Re: Delayed pain

Post by Emily B »

I definitely get delayed pain too. I experience pain hours after trigger activity or delayed to the next day or so. The delay makes it hard to remember NOT to do certain things or I pay a high price later...miserable increased pain for days or even weeks. :(

Emily B.
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