PELVIC PAIN
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webslave
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Re: PELVIC PAIN
Yes, it could be a trigger point, and you may have IBS (in your case IBS-C, the kind with constipation). IBS is associated with CPPS (it is frequently found together with CPPS in the same patients).
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mshaqal
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Hi everybody, I have been suffering from CPPS since 2012, I am diabetic also no medication helped my pain, but recently I started to use sitagliptin for my blood sugar control and I found my pain has decreased , upon researching I found this study https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22745245 which indicated it has an anti inflammatory effect and there is other studies on the web also.
What you think webslave?
What you think webslave?
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webslave
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Re: PELVIC PAIN
There may be a link between diabetes and CPPS, but it's not there in the literature AFAIK. But you could be on to something. Keep us informed.
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