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    Pudendal nerve

    Hi, I started in a similar way to you — with bleeding after a sexual assault. I know you didn’t go through an assault, but that bleeding at the beginning is very similar to how my pudendal nerve pain started. Since you were drunk, maybe you didn’t feel very aware or aroused, which could have...
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    Pudendal nerve

    "Hi, I started similarly to you — with bleeding after a sexual assault. I know you haven’t gone through an assault, but the beginning with that bleeding is very similar to how my pudendal nerve pain started.
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    After a sexual assault, I started experiencing pudendal nerve pain.

    I want to thank you so much — you have no idea how much your help means to me. Sharing your experience, which is so similar to mine, brings me so much peace, because I searched and searched for stories like mine and honestly, I couldn’t find any. I found one similar here, but the user never...
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    So completely recovered, I forgot about this forum for years!

    Hi , I want to congratulate you, and how lucky you were to get out of that desperate situation so quickly. If I had known at the time when you were suffering from these pains that you would get out so easily, you wouldn’t have believed it, but you did it, you were skilled. Your experience helps...
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    Need help, desperately. Pudendal Nerve.

    Hoa soy de Argentina tengo neuralgia del pudendo después de un abuso sexual. Lo cual me parece similar porque a ti te pasó después de tener sexo y que fuera duro, por lo tanto podemos pensar que te pudiste lastimar. Yo pienso que me lastimé pero aún asi esa lesión pudo haberme sanado y yo...
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    It can start structural!

    Hi, I know this post is old, but what you describe is exactly what I was looking for—pudendal nerve neuralgia that starts from a structural cause. Mine began immediately after a sexual assault. At first, I barely felt the pain, but I got very scared, I panicked because of it. I also started...
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    After a sexual assault, I started experiencing pudendal nerve pain.

    Hi, thank you so much for the support. All of you are making a huge difference with your responses because any kind of information can be essential for finding peace of mind. My brain really managed to take control over me—it made me rest for many months. But I always go on my daily walks...
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    After a sexual assault, I started experiencing pudendal nerve pain.

    Hi, thank you so much, and I apologize for sharing something so heavy. I truly appreciate your kindness. You said something that really impacted me—I definitely relate to that phrase you mentioned, that the brain can cling to anything that scares you. In my case, the symptoms caused me terrible...
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    After a sexual assault, I started experiencing pudendal nerve pain.

    Hi, thank you so much, you're very kind. I apologize for sharing something so heavy, and I tell it this way because you might understand whether it could be related to emotions and TMS. It’s possible that I did react by minimizing the situation and with indifference—most likely I repressed a lot...
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    After a sexual assault, I started experiencing pudendal nerve pain.

    Your response was a great help to me. The possible TMS I seem to have caused me all kinds of symptoms—I experienced weakness in my legs. I have pain in the anus after defecating, and it reassures me to know that you had it too. I also have terrible, very intense tailbone pain. Your symptoms were...
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    Asking for ideas as to how I can stop being angry with and fearful of my brain

    Hi, I'm not an expert in TMS — I only started learning about it recently — but I’ll reply anyway. I think you should focus on something that gives you strong motivation to keep going, something that gives you enough strength to beat your brain. Like telling it: "You, brain, are not going to stop...
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    After a sexual assault, I started experiencing pudendal nerve pain.

    Hi, thank you so much for replying. Your experience gives me hope — maybe the causes are similar, like an irritation or a nerve injury that healed, but the fear perpetuated the pain and it eventually turned into TMS. Just to clarify, English is not my native language, so I’m not sure if my...
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    Pelvic pain and weird nerve sensations allover left side of body

    I have a friend who healed from pudendal nerve pain using the TMS approach, and he also had leg pain. The difference from our case is that his pain started due to stress, while ours apparently began with a real injury. But both of us were very worried at first about having some kind of...
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    Pelvic pain and weird nerve sensations allover left side of body

    I was surprised—your symptoms are so similar to mine. I have pudendal nerve pain and pain in the sacrum, coccyx, and lower back. I also have nerve sensations in my legs, feet, arms, hands, and face, just like you said. When I touch my lower back, the pain reflects in the pudendal area—vagina and...
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