Health Organization for Pudendal Education

Hello Everyone,
I have lived with chronic neuropathic pelvic pain for the past 20years. I developed pudendal neuropathy after a vaginal hysterectomy due to a vaginal cuff abscess. I've tried everything from surgery, medications, nerve blocks, cryosurgery, radio frequency, injections, neurostimulators, & intrathecal pump for narcotic medications. The only thing that relieved my pain is stem cell therapy. I recently received a stem cell paste injection into my damaged pudendal nerve area. The stem cells will stay at that injection site for 2years . The stem cells will expand to 4cm at the injection site. The stem cells will be healing and combating inflammation/ pain during that time period. Dr.Todd Malan of Scottsdale AZ harvested 70million stem cells from my abdominal adipose tissue through a mini lipo-suction. Then the stem cells are separated and counted by computerized equipment before the injection. I only feel pressure, tingling, and mild pelvic spasms. Which Dr. Malan told me that this is normal after a injection. I haven't felt burning pelvic pain since the injection. Dr. Malan is the first stem cell physician to treat pudendal neuralgia with the stem cell paste injection in the U.S & Europe. My next hurdle will be to start weaning off my intrathecal pain pump. This will be done slowly over the next 3-6 months. Plus to wean off my oral medications of lyrica, oxycod one, belsomra, & ELAVIL. If you would like more information about the stem cell paste injection, please send me a message. I'm a disabled registered nurse who cares for those suffering in horrible hellish pain. Also you can read of a news article on a Brentwood woman who walks again after receiving stem cell therapy by Dr.Todd Malan of Scottsdale AZ. http://www.wsmv.comstory/337884245/bren ... -thanks-to stem-cell-treatment.

Has anyone had any results since this time? I am relatively new to this site and love this site and this offers so much hope. I am miserable and have been and do not want to take drugs, do not want to use "pot"

L BRADY,
I have recommended others to Dr. Malan. He told me that they are recovering well. I'm to turn off my intrathecal pump on Monday. I couldn't do this before the stem cell paste injection. I'll send you a message with information for contacting Dr. Malan . You need to set up a phone consult with him. He is a great doctor. For i worked with doctors for 15 years. He will talk to you about what can do for your nerve pain. Take care....Pegs

Hi peg can't imagine what you went through... its good to hear stem cell therapy work out for you

You are doing a great work!

Hi Peg. I’m just wanted to check in and see how the paste and stem cell treatment has worked. I pray this finds you free so f pain and doing
Well
Laurie

peg wrote:Hello Everyone,
I have lived with chronic neuropathic pelvic pain for the past 20years. I developed pudendal neuropathy after a vaginal hysterectomy due to a vaginal cuff abscess. I've tried everything from surgery, medications, nerve blocks, cryosurgery, radio frequency, injections, neurostimulators, & intrathecal pump for narcotic medications. The only thing that relieved my pain is stem cell therapy. I recently received a stem cell paste injection into my damaged pudendal nerve area. The stem cells will stay at that injection site for 2years . The stem cells will expand to 4cm at the injection site. The stem cells will be healing and combating inflammation/ pain during that time period. Dr.Todd Malan of Scottsdale AZ harvested 70million stem cells from my abdominal adipose tissue through a mini lipo-suction. Then the stem cells are separated and counted by computerized equipment before the injection. I only feel pressure, tingling, and mild pelvic spasms. Which Dr. Malan told me that this is normal after a injection. I haven't felt burning pelvic pain since the injection. Dr. Malan is the first stem cell physician to treat pudendal neuralgia with the stem cell paste injection in the U.S & Europe. My next hurdle will be to start weaning off my intrathecal pain pump. This will be done slowly over the next 3-6 months. Plus to wean off my oral medications of lyrica, oxycod one, belsomra, & ELAVIL. If you would like more information about the stem cell paste injection, please send me a message. I'm a disabled registered nurse who cares for those suffering in horrible hellish pain. Also you can read of a news article on a Brentwood woman who walks again after receiving stem cell therapy by Dr.Todd Malan of Scottsdale AZ. http://www.wsmv.comstory/337884245/bren ... -thanks-to stem-cell-treatment.

Peg - I tried the link and it didn't work. Can you tell me the name of the clinic?