UCPPS - Prostatitis, Interstitial Cystitis Forum

In fact we don't support any type of massaging of the prostate...

Ok recently I have been doing internal work like 2-3 times a week. Before this I didn't ever really do much of it consistently, and I am fairly sure now that my most serious trigger points are directly on my prostate (although I ...

Jan Dommerholt of bethesda physiocare treats male patients with dry needling for external trigger points, he does not do internal work, his treatment was immensly helpful in my case

Funny thing is, when I have sex I can last almost forever without trying, but when I masturbate I am usually premature........might be psychological, either way it doesn't really bother me I don't get premature ejaculation the way most guys do however, I don't cum without stimulation from a girl, I ...

It is a good chair, and usually I can sit for at least an hour before I really need to get up, however I rarely use it considering I need a fairly high desk to actually use it properly for studying etc. If you buy one I recommend that you make sure you have a desk of the correct height to use it ...

ok just so you guys know, I tried some internal work and it did not change my IBS symptoms for the worse, in fact it may have even made them slightly better, I'm not sure yet though

I use castor oil as a lubricant

Ok, So I was wondering how doing internal trigger point work effects the symptoms of IBS for those who have it.

I have had some internal work done before I got mild IBS symptoms and I recall it always made me have bowel movements afterwards. I really want to get back to doing internal work but I'm ...

I've had IBS since long before my chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome really developed, at first IBS-D, then IBS-C. Although there's really no getting rid of it, it's not the end of the world. There can be triggers, such as stress or certain foods, which you will come to recognize ...

great survey thanks for this Webslave

You are asking a big question here, one to which doctors do not have an answer. We do know that IBS is co-morbid with CP/CPPS and IC/BPS, so the fact that you are developing the condition is not unusual. My quick comment is that the same things that exacerbate chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic ...

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I believe I am in the beginning stages of IBS and I am trying to stop this problem from developing into full blown IBS

It started because ever since I have masturbated after having chronic prostatitis / chronic pelvic pain syndrome I usually get a worsening of symptoms, this in turn has ...

Have any of you guys in the past have held back or tried to control your ejaculation?

to an extreme degree, as well as pc muscle excercises to an EXTREME degree, this is probably the main reason why I am here. I used to do like hundreds of really hard pc contractions daily and during sexual ...

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I was talking to an acquaintance of mine who I told about the pelvic floor problems I have or have had for the past few years. He told me one of his friends once had a hernia directly around or in (I'm not sure which one exactly) his prostate which gave him symptoms that mimic prostatitis ...

I was quite a flexible young man when I got my pelvic issues, nothing incredible, I was not able to do the splits but my flexibility was pretty good. For my particular case it was more of a question of spasms and muscular tension in the perineal area which I think would still occur if I was able to ...

Kegel exercises for me make things much worse

I just got a crystal wand deluxe and tried it for the first time today. I was just testing it out, I'm not trying to release trigger points or treat myself yet as I have not received any instruction. I just inserted it up till maybe the halfway point and played with it for like 30 minutes. I found ...