Upon waking - immediate burning...
Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 8:21 pm
Hi.
I was wondering if anyone else has these symptoms: Immediately upon waking up in the morning and as peristalsis begins... I have burning in my pelvis, perineum, and rectum. Rarely the burning is relieved by a BM. Unfortunately however the only thing that helps are pain medications. Additionally, I feel as though I need to urinate constantly - all day and virtually every day but with very minimal results. I could relieve myself and literally 1 second later I feel as though I have to go again. Does any of this sound familiar? Lastly, I know that I read a medical article somewhere that this condition/disease can cause constipation. One physician recently indicated that this condition does not cause this and I'm trying to locate an article or two indicating that it does. If anyone is able to steer me in that direction I would be most appreciative in order to present it to that physician. He has been very helpful, does admit that he is not an "expert" on the topic of PN/PNE, but I would like to at least show him that I'm not nuts. Note: years ago after being diagnosed with a coccygeal fracture the orthopedic surgeon did indicate to me that I may have some issues down the road due to the fracture, one of which having to do with constipation.
I'm in the process of trying to determine which physician/practitioner/surgeon I should see - unfortunately there is absolutely no one in my area (Wisconsin), my insurance is through Wisconsin, all but one of my physicians are in Illinois and there aren't any physicians in that state either who are well-versed (if at all) on the subject of PN/PNE. With the latter being said however, for one everyone I see is out of network - but - I don't want to go to someone who happens to be closest to me - I'm trying to determine who would be the best - in all aspects of medical care as of course this is my health and we all deserve the best.
I truly, truly appreciate this site and am relieved in many respects that I found it; if it weren't for this site and the information available I sincerely doubt that I would be what I believe to be on the right track. As my gynecologist stated, "I think you may be on to something", this, after 12+ years of excruciating pain and countless specialists who have gotten me absolutely nowhere other than causing my insurance premiums to skyrocket more than most consequently destroying our financial status and substantially more anguish.
Again, I appreciate everyone's input.
I was wondering if anyone else has these symptoms: Immediately upon waking up in the morning and as peristalsis begins... I have burning in my pelvis, perineum, and rectum. Rarely the burning is relieved by a BM. Unfortunately however the only thing that helps are pain medications. Additionally, I feel as though I need to urinate constantly - all day and virtually every day but with very minimal results. I could relieve myself and literally 1 second later I feel as though I have to go again. Does any of this sound familiar? Lastly, I know that I read a medical article somewhere that this condition/disease can cause constipation. One physician recently indicated that this condition does not cause this and I'm trying to locate an article or two indicating that it does. If anyone is able to steer me in that direction I would be most appreciative in order to present it to that physician. He has been very helpful, does admit that he is not an "expert" on the topic of PN/PNE, but I would like to at least show him that I'm not nuts. Note: years ago after being diagnosed with a coccygeal fracture the orthopedic surgeon did indicate to me that I may have some issues down the road due to the fracture, one of which having to do with constipation.
I'm in the process of trying to determine which physician/practitioner/surgeon I should see - unfortunately there is absolutely no one in my area (Wisconsin), my insurance is through Wisconsin, all but one of my physicians are in Illinois and there aren't any physicians in that state either who are well-versed (if at all) on the subject of PN/PNE. With the latter being said however, for one everyone I see is out of network - but - I don't want to go to someone who happens to be closest to me - I'm trying to determine who would be the best - in all aspects of medical care as of course this is my health and we all deserve the best.
I truly, truly appreciate this site and am relieved in many respects that I found it; if it weren't for this site and the information available I sincerely doubt that I would be what I believe to be on the right track. As my gynecologist stated, "I think you may be on to something", this, after 12+ years of excruciating pain and countless specialists who have gotten me absolutely nowhere other than causing my insurance premiums to skyrocket more than most consequently destroying our financial status and substantially more anguish.
Again, I appreciate everyone's input.