Hi,
just had one real session with the PT, and I had some pain afterwards, with some symptoms returning from back then (like burning after pee), so I guess it's going ok. The name of the PT is Christine Pinto, 19 av Ségur 75007 PARIS, 01 47 05 84 33. She only does PT for pelvic pain, so she knows her stuff.
Do I have chronic pelvic pain syndrome? (h92 case)
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h92
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Re: Do I have chronic pelvic pain syndrome? (h92 case)
Age: 31 Location: France Symptoms: right epididymis pain, testicular soreness and pain, pain after ejaculation, gulf ball in rectum (now gone), pain at tip of penis (now gone), bent penis when in pain (not Peyronie's), burning after ejaculation, weird right testicular positions, big and painful lymph nodes (now gone). Makes worse: sex, tiredness, anxiety, cold Makes better: hot climate, stretches.
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papichullini
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Re: Do I have chronic pelvic pain syndrome? (h92 case)
Pinto is a typical Portuguese surname, so maybe it will be a bonus for me... How many sessions you are doing for month? And how many you think will be enough?
Best regards
Best regards
Age:24 | Onset Age:20 | Symptoms: Urgency, Pelvic tension, Prostate enlargement, burning feeling, etc. . . | Helped By: Antibiotic (I suppose), resting, cranberry juice (maybe), stretching, reading about the problem, supplements, D-mannose (i think..) | Worsened By: anxiety, alcohol, salt (maybe), cigarettes, dry masturbation and something I don't know. . .
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h92
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Re: Do I have chronic pelvic pain syndrome? (h92 case)
I am doing one hour per week. For the moment I have a prescription for 10 weeks, we'll see if it's enough. She tried something : at the end of a session, she asked me to briefly contract then relax. She didn't even feel me relaxing ... Meaning that there is a lot of work to do. I am starting paradoxical relaxation, I hope it'll help.
On an unrelated note, I've also tried a diet to calm my stomach, having read the book on food intolerance, since I may have one.
On an unrelated note, I've also tried a diet to calm my stomach, having read the book on food intolerance, since I may have one.
Age: 31 Location: France Symptoms: right epididymis pain, testicular soreness and pain, pain after ejaculation, gulf ball in rectum (now gone), pain at tip of penis (now gone), bent penis when in pain (not Peyronie's), burning after ejaculation, weird right testicular positions, big and painful lymph nodes (now gone). Makes worse: sex, tiredness, anxiety, cold Makes better: hot climate, stretches.
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papichullini
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Re: Do I have chronic pelvic pain syndrome? (h92 case)
I hope she is experienced and she will make y feel better soon.
When you touch your prostate. Does it feel sore? that is one of my main symptomes now...
When you touch your prostate. Does it feel sore? that is one of my main symptomes now...
Age:24 | Onset Age:20 | Symptoms: Urgency, Pelvic tension, Prostate enlargement, burning feeling, etc. . . | Helped By: Antibiotic (I suppose), resting, cranberry juice (maybe), stretching, reading about the problem, supplements, D-mannose (i think..) | Worsened By: anxiety, alcohol, salt (maybe), cigarettes, dry masturbation and something I don't know. . .
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h92
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Re: Do I have chronic pelvic pain syndrome? (h92 case)
She looks experienced since she only does that, we'll see what happens. To answer your question, I'm not flexible enough to touch my own prostate, but from what doctors told me it seems normal, and I don't feel pain. I had pain on examination a few years ago but it's gone now.
Age: 31 Location: France Symptoms: right epididymis pain, testicular soreness and pain, pain after ejaculation, gulf ball in rectum (now gone), pain at tip of penis (now gone), bent penis when in pain (not Peyronie's), burning after ejaculation, weird right testicular positions, big and painful lymph nodes (now gone). Makes worse: sex, tiredness, anxiety, cold Makes better: hot climate, stretches.