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    Symptom Imperative?

    Hey everyone, I was diagnosed with Pudendal Neuralgia with left sided nerve pain (burning). Recently the pain has pretty much gone away / been very turned down. In it's place, frequent urination and the constant urge to urinate has come up. The urination symptoms occurred as I started working...
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    Pelvic Pain - One Sided

    Absolutely love your input here. I agree with everything you said. I too got similar results from PT. Further, I had a PT tell me similar things about 'stress related tension.' I think the role of PT is just a round about way of getting the patient moving again and feeling safe. The added...
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    Structural Imbalances Question

    Thank you so much for your input Jim. You make complete sense in your explanation and certainly have the education to make it certifiable.
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    Structural Imbalances Question

    Hi Jim, Thank you so much for the reply. I've actually heard you interviewed a couple times on the Mind and Fitness Podcast. I really resonate with what you have said and appreciate you lending your expertise. Is it possible to structural imbalances to create muscle tension during sport (i.e...
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    Structural Imbalances Question

    Hi Everyone , I just wanted to get some feedback on 'structural abnormalities.' I understand that Sarno mentioned disc herniations, arthritis, ect. as normal aging of the spine. However, what is said about twisted pelvis, leg length discrepancies, single sided hip mobility issues, ect...
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    Pelvic Pain - One Sided

    Hi Mala, Thank you for the reply and the very useful information! I did pelvic PT on and off for 3 years and found that with nerve things, they wrap a lot of fear in the treatment. Could be just a me thing, but they immediately start to limit the activities you can do, which, for a chronic...
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    Pelvic Pain - One Sided

    Hey Guys, I posted a few months back and the post did not gain any traction unfortunately. I thought I would try again on behalf of all the pelvic neuralgia sufferers out there (hate the word sufferer). The goal of this post is not to describe past trauma... we all know we've had that. Being...
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    Long-Time Follower - Male Pudendal Neuralgia

    Bumping this to see if anyone has any insight.
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    Long-Time Follower - Male Pudendal Neuralgia

    Y'all have really been a great community and have helped me along in my process. I just really want to get my active lifestyle back and return to the things I love. I just need a little faith and a push in the right direction.
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    Long-Time Follower - Male Pudendal Neuralgia

    Hi all, I'm a 27 year old male, ex-college soccer player and avid weightlifter. I have had trigger points in the upper glutes and around the piriformis since i can remember. I have constantly pulled my hip flexors and hamstrings more times than I can count. After and during weight lifting, I...
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    Pudendal Pain Sufferer

    It would be really nice to get some more pudendal feedback on this site. I know there are a lot of success stories, but they seem older. I find a lot of comfort in the stories, but find there are a lot of recent inquiries on the threads that go unanswered, presumably because people move on with...
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