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Cyclist Diagnosed with PNE

Discussion in 'General Discussion Subforum' started by Pratik Rao, Oct 26, 2019.

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  1. Vladan

    Vladan Peer Supporter

    Ofc it is and ofc you can and ofc you will :)
     
    Vladan, Nov 22, 2019
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  2. Pratik Rao

    Pratik Rao New Member

    Hi Guys,

    Really funny and weird update from my end. Pudendal neuralgia symptoms reduced significantly (I can make even lie down and walk for sometime now) but I have developed severe upper back pain.

    I am strongly of the opinion that this too is TMS. What should I do ? From my end I have decided not to panic and remain calm. I am happy that PN symptoms are much better but back pain has appread suddenly out of nowhere.

    Best,
    Pratik
     
    Pratik Rao, Nov 23, 2019
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  3. Vladan

    Vladan Peer Supporter

    Same happened to me,Pn stopped switched on my back,keep going,final strugle ie to not pay attention,and move on,do not monitor it,scan it "The less you care the better you get" its leap of faith now,hop on.
     
    Vladan, Nov 23, 2019
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  4. Pratik Rao

    Pratik Rao New Member

    Hi Miffybunny and All,

    Some update on funny and weird things.

    Firstly, my overall pudendal nerve pain is much better but I have suddenly developed severe gastrointestinal discomfort.

    Could this also be a manifestation of TMS ?

    Best,
    Pratik
     
    Pratik Rao, Dec 18, 2019
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