Chizzy
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Hi,
I have had chronic pelvis pain since April 2014. The first year of my pain was really centralize all over my pelvis and it fell like I had an urgency to urinate 24/7. For the last two years, the pain has only been behind the inner left side of my Groin behind my left testicle. The pain comes and goes comes and goes. I believe I have mind body syndrome and I'm able to relieve pain with deep meditation and calming my fears. For the last 2 days my pain has gone away and it feels like I have a UTI, specifically in the bladder. Obviously this is very scary for me, because I rather have my pain than have symptoms of a UTI. Is this good news or bad news? I get so scared when I'm in pain and discomfort that I start to doubt TMS. But when I have no pain or discomfort I 100% fully believe that I have TMS. Does this make sense to anyone? Any advice is appreciated.
My original post/story is here: http://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/new-to-forum-with-chronic-pelvic-pain.16379/ (New to Forum with Chronic Pelvic Pain)
Hi,
I have had chronic pelvis pain since April 2014. The first year of my pain was really centralize all over my pelvis and it fell like I had an urgency to urinate 24/7. For the last two years, the pain has only been behind the inner left side of my Groin behind my left testicle. The pain comes and goes comes and goes. I believe I have mind body syndrome and I'm able to relieve pain with deep meditation and calming my fears. For the last 2 days my pain has gone away and it feels like I have a UTI, specifically in the bladder. Obviously this is very scary for me, because I rather have my pain than have symptoms of a UTI. Is this good news or bad news? I get so scared when I'm in pain and discomfort that I start to doubt TMS. But when I have no pain or discomfort I 100% fully believe that I have TMS. Does this make sense to anyone? Any advice is appreciated.
My original post/story is here: http://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/new-to-forum-with-chronic-pelvic-pain.16379/ (New to Forum with Chronic Pelvic Pain)