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    Need help, desperately. Pudendal Nerve.

    I may have the same symptoms, I started when I thought I caught HIV (any family member got cancer diagnosis). I now know how to relax the pubic bone muscles (using a physical therapist) that enabled me to prevent balanitis to a great extend. Still some issues in the perianal area.
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    Anal fissure / anal sphincter damage may it be TMS?

    Does anyone know if Dr. Sarno or other therapist mentioned it in one of the books? It may be initially a physical issue as a result of stretching it due to constipation, for example. But is a chronic version where no serious/remaining damage can be observed a form of TMS?
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    Desperate due to chronic/disabling anal pain!

    i had physiotherapy for my pelvic floor (including those inner muscles being touched, somehow the penny has dropped for me and I noticed how those muscles feel and how to control them to some extend, and the opposite of it is knowing how to release them - which helped me greatly). for me it was...
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    Excersises for pelvic issues?

    I there, just wanted to let you know that it resolved. Relaxation of the pelvic muscles and os pubis probably did the job. Maybe some fissure was generating tension and fear which worsened it.
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    IBS: Worth going down the H Pylori or Candida route?

    A read somewhere that a human can eat too many fibres which cause these symptoms (the cecum - for fibre fermentation - is redundant/small in comparison with rabbits for example). Maybe this helps. Also olive oils may be beneficial. Eat just enough fibres (to fight auto-immune reponses in the...
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    Alan G. Residual pain from yeast infection

    Hi, If you got rid of the infection and it pain/other sensations still remains it could be a TMS equivalent. Try to relax those pelvic muscles by scanning them (reiki style), and calming down your mind (i.e. 'it is OK nothing to worry'). For me, I still have a yeast infection which should be...
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    Excersises for pelvic issues?

    Thank you both. I will give a try.
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    Excersises for pelvic issues?

    Hi there, I am making some progress overcoming pain in my arms. neck and shoulders - for which I use the techniques posed by Alan Gordon (tracking, soothing). However, for my pelvic area I think it is hard to do some somatic tracking / relaxing. Now the temperature lowers, I got more issues...
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