If they seem weak, it's because you have myofascial and muscular tightness, and it sounds like that is the kind from being uptight, worried, stressed, and hyper vigilant.

ED is most often 99.99% psychological for a guy your age.

No one can tell you how to do it, but you need to just reset your ...

There are schools of thought that say that there is a "type" of person who is prone to CPPS: high strung, obsessive, control-focused people.
However, there are also situations where chronic pain can turn someone into an obsessive person. Either way, there is opportunity for change.
Find a meaningful ...

Spots of pain in the pelvic floor will be stubborn for months at a time. It's possible they will go away on their own, or just relocate to a different spot or the other side. The key is not to get hung up on those pain spots. I know it's not easy. Just keep gently releasing them, but eventually try ...

Hi Ben,
I'm a cured CPPS veteran.

So I agree with everything webslave has laid out for you. Strep is no concern. It hangs out in small amounts in a large percentage of the female population's vaginas and doesn't ever proliferate to a problem level unless there is a immune system issue (which you ...

I've read some of this thread, and glanced for key words through other parts. Anxiety. Yep. Guilt. Yep. Hyper-vigilance. Yep. Sounds like you're on the right track.

We are finding that very emotionally traumatic events, especially those that make us feel really badly about ourselves and guilty ...

If you are at less than 3 months (which by now you may be longer), your chances of this turning chronic are much lower. Keep that in mind. If you do the antibiotics (after confirming that it's chlamydia), you should be able to bring your hyper vigilance and pain levels down with some lifestyle ...

I just wanted to stop in and say hey since it's been many months since I was last here.

I'm in my last semester of PTA (physical therapy assistant) school and have clinicals starting in August. I'm seriously considering pelvic health as my wheelhouse. I worked my butt off to get this far, and the ...

I just wanted to stop in and say hey since it's been many months since I was last here.

I'm in my last semester of PTA (physical therapy assistant) school and have clinicals starting in August. I'm seriously considering pelvic health as my wheelhouse. I worked my butt off to get this far, and the ...

Interesting. Back when I had pain, I had some of those.

Haven't read everything because I'm crunched for time. Will try later.
However, my first thought was "shame". Do you have guilt and/or shame from the massage parlor incident?
This condition is almost always hardwired into the psyche - the brain, and the nervous system. THAT is the source of the ...

Almost time for bed here so just a quick run through of your questions. I haven't read every single post on this thread, so sorry if I repeat advice.

1. Taking Vit C, Multivitamin with Complex B, Omega 3 and Quercetin .
Good. Careful with C - it can irritate urethra. Find Zyflamend and try that ...

I'll keep this short.
Webslave is right:
Get a good PT. Get a good PT. Get a good PT!
Meditate.
Lower stress levels and plan on months to learn how to do it successfully. Then, KEEP doing it.
Diet may be important for a while to help reduce the extra inflammation, but it's not necessarily going to ...

Kyle,
Sorry to hear you're going through this. HOWEVER! Take heart that what everyone here has told you so far is the truth. There is no infection. It's been long enough now that if it was, you'd be peeing blood. Sounds like you were on enough antibiotics to drop a rhino, let alone clear any ...

HCR123 wrote: Fri Dec 01, 2017 4:32 pm CPPS has really tested my stress levels.

CPPS is BECAUSE OF your stress levels.

(Sorry, I accidentally typed MCR, but meant to type HCR). Good luck! Keep us posted!