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Updated edition of "A Headache in the Pelvis"
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Updated edition of "A Headache in the Pelvis"
After discussing this new edition with Dr Wise, I really believe it's worthwhile for those of you who bought editions 1 or 2 to update to this new edition. It also has a lot of extra info missing from edition 3, so if you can afford the $29.95, go for it!
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I called the number listed in webslave's link to order the book and Dr. Wise answered the call. It caught me off guard because I was just going to order the book and was not thinking that Dr. Wise would pick up my call. I have read that He does speak with people who call and have questions etc...He was very nice and answered my questions that I could think of.
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I encourage anxiety prone UCPPS people to consider L-Theanine
Age, 44 onset age 37 Feb 2006 Freq. need to urinate. Sensation of having to urinate soon after going. Perineum discomfort/burning/tightness, pubic area discomfort @ times,poor urine stream, post urine dripping/spray. All symptoms have improved with my protocol. At the worst I give it a 1 to 2 on irritation and discomfort and frequency. Helps: Elavil 5mg for anxiety and mast cell protection, (will only take it as needed) self internal PT as needed, stretching, walking, stairmaster cardio workout and light weights, reducing stress, moment to moment relaxation, deep breathing relaxation and using a Theracane. Makes worse: sitting for long periods, stress, over focusing on it. Currently 95%-98% recovered. Stay positive, relaxed and control your anxiety.
I encourage anxiety prone UCPPS people to consider L-Theanine
Age, 44 onset age 37 Feb 2006 Freq. need to urinate. Sensation of having to urinate soon after going. Perineum discomfort/burning/tightness, pubic area discomfort @ times,poor urine stream, post urine dripping/spray. All symptoms have improved with my protocol. At the worst I give it a 1 to 2 on irritation and discomfort and frequency. Helps: Elavil 5mg for anxiety and mast cell protection, (will only take it as needed) self internal PT as needed, stretching, walking, stairmaster cardio workout and light weights, reducing stress, moment to moment relaxation, deep breathing relaxation and using a Theracane. Makes worse: sitting for long periods, stress, over focusing on it. Currently 95%-98% recovered. Stay positive, relaxed and control your anxiety.
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Got mine on Sat 12/02/06, just started going through it. So far the same as #3 except more on the anxiety connection and inflammation, success stories and female pelvic pain.
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I encourage anxiety prone UCPPS people to consider L-Theanine
Age, 44 onset age 37 Feb 2006 Freq. need to urinate. Sensation of having to urinate soon after going. Perineum discomfort/burning/tightness, pubic area discomfort @ times,poor urine stream, post urine dripping/spray. All symptoms have improved with my protocol. At the worst I give it a 1 to 2 on irritation and discomfort and frequency. Helps: Elavil 5mg for anxiety and mast cell protection, (will only take it as needed) self internal PT as needed, stretching, walking, stairmaster cardio workout and light weights, reducing stress, moment to moment relaxation, deep breathing relaxation and using a Theracane. Makes worse: sitting for long periods, stress, over focusing on it. Currently 95%-98% recovered. Stay positive, relaxed and control your anxiety.
I encourage anxiety prone UCPPS people to consider L-Theanine
Age, 44 onset age 37 Feb 2006 Freq. need to urinate. Sensation of having to urinate soon after going. Perineum discomfort/burning/tightness, pubic area discomfort @ times,poor urine stream, post urine dripping/spray. All symptoms have improved with my protocol. At the worst I give it a 1 to 2 on irritation and discomfort and frequency. Helps: Elavil 5mg for anxiety and mast cell protection, (will only take it as needed) self internal PT as needed, stretching, walking, stairmaster cardio workout and light weights, reducing stress, moment to moment relaxation, deep breathing relaxation and using a Theracane. Makes worse: sitting for long periods, stress, over focusing on it. Currently 95%-98% recovered. Stay positive, relaxed and control your anxiety.
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I've not seen the new edition yet, but there are some diagrams of internal TP's which are missing form the 3rd edition.texas2006 wrote:Who has received this? What is really new, in your opinion, besides what WS mentioned above?
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Age:39. Age at onset:31. Symptoms prior to treatment: Golf ball in rectum, severe urinary frequency (2-3x/hr; 5-10x/night); weak stream; painful ejaculation; coccygeal pain; tip of penis pain; general pelvic pain on left; testicular pain; supra-pubic pain. Current | Symptoms: Urinary frequency 1x every 2-3 hrs and 1-2 x a night; mild pelvic pain on left hand side (all symptoms still improving!)
Helped by: Trigger point release; avoiding exercise; pelvic floor relaxation; Neurontin decreased bladder sensitivity somewhat. Worsened by: Exercise; frequent ejaculation; ibuprofen irritates bladder. Made no difference: Diet; biofeedback; quercetin; Steroid anti-inflammatories; Elavil.
****UPDATE*** I am now able to sit again at work all day, and can perform moderate aerobic exersise again for the first time in 8 years!!!
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Age:39. Age at onset:31. Symptoms prior to treatment: Golf ball in rectum, severe urinary frequency (2-3x/hr; 5-10x/night); weak stream; painful ejaculation; coccygeal pain; tip of penis pain; general pelvic pain on left; testicular pain; supra-pubic pain. Current | Symptoms: Urinary frequency 1x every 2-3 hrs and 1-2 x a night; mild pelvic pain on left hand side (all symptoms still improving!)
Helped by: Trigger point release; avoiding exercise; pelvic floor relaxation; Neurontin decreased bladder sensitivity somewhat. Worsened by: Exercise; frequent ejaculation; ibuprofen irritates bladder. Made no difference: Diet; biofeedback; quercetin; Steroid anti-inflammatories; Elavil.
****UPDATE*** I am now able to sit again at work all day, and can perform moderate aerobic exersise again for the first time in 8 years!!!
Please read:
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=808&p=3954
viewtopic.php?f=7&t=239&p=1158
viewtopic.php?f=37&t=248&p=1214
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When I did a search for "prostatitis" on Amazon, A Headache in the Pelvis was the second listed book, although it should definitely be the first. If you have read the book, it would help to write a review (possibly anonymously). This will eventually help get it to first, where it belongs.
Started: Spring 2003; high urinary frequency and pain associated with bladder filling; urinary hesitancy; pubic/prostate/perineal discomfort; Helped by: trigger point therapy, Afrin nasal spray, Cymbalta, hydrocodone (small doses), distraction. Makes worse: sex.
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When I was Sebastopol last month, Dr.Wise informed us that he is working on the 5th edition. He said, this book might get released in German, Italian and few other languages in 2008
Age: 37 | Onset Age: 36 | Symptoms: Pain in buttocks and outer thighs when sitting, burining and pain while urinating (Reduced 80% after attending SP clinic in October 2007), Pain in groin and testicles (70% gone after attending SP clinic) | Helped By: External and Internal TP treatment, stretches, hot baths, skin rolling in abdomin and thighs, massage, relaxation therapy with Dr.Wise's tapes, PT, aerobic exercies, seat cushion | Worsened By: Sitting, Stress in life, crossing legs
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Re: Updated edition of "A Headache in the Pelvis"
I see that the 5th edition just came out - has this been summarized any where on here??
Age: 49 | Onset Age: 43 | Symptoms: Some overactive bladder symptoms | Helped By: Hot Baths, relaxation, a little valium, exercise / weight loss | Worsened By: stress, possibly diet, possibly...(fill in the blank)
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Re: Updated edition of "A Headache in the Pelvis"
From Dr Wise
The 5th edition adds 47 pages to the 4th edition including a section on advice to partners and loved ones of people with pelvic pain, practical advice on minimizing the risk of pelvic pain during childbirth, expanded discussion of the possible use of a modified Stanford/Wise-Anderson Protocol for anal fissures, irritable bowel syndrome, constipation and other anorectal disorders, further clarification for the layman with prostatitis, discussion of the effect of food and drink on interstitial cystitis, discussion of anxiety as the breeding ground for pelvic pain, the central practice of attention training in relaxing the pelvic floor, the use of RSA breathing during Trigger Point Release, further insights in the practice of Paradoxical Relaxation, new drawings illustrating Stanford/Wise-Anderson Protocol physical therapy self-treatment, the explanation of and interventions for post-bowel movement pain associated with pelvic pain, additions to the section on the medical science being conducted around the world to help those individuals suffering from pelvic pain and more
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Re: Updated edition of "A Headache in the Pelvis"
I went on the borders books website and according to them the 6th edition is coming out Jan 10th, is this correct??
Age: 25 | Onset Age: 19 | Symptoms: cloudy white urine (most frequently in the colder months of the year), pain in testicles (very infrequent and mild nowdays, used to be 24/7 and bad for like at least 1 1/2 years), pain in lower back (now virtually nonexistant, used to be 24/7), muscle spasm in perineum area (during sexual activity, extreme stress/injury, sneezing, and when changing position when lying down), dribbling after urination, weak urine stream, a feeling of not emptying completely after urination, sometimes hesitancy starting, golfball feeling in rectum at times (usually relieved/lessened by defecation), premature ejaculation, little pleasure when ejaculating too quickly from masturbating, weak erections most of the time (and even if they have some strength sometimes, usually it goes limp after a few minutes), white particulate matter in semen most of time, | Helped By: Relaxation | Worsened By: ejaculation, or any kind of sexual activity, especially prolonged arousal without touching my genitals, spicy foods, hard excercises, prolonged sitting
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Re: Updated edition of "A Headache in the Pelvis"
I would hope that the next edition would update the stories, personal experience testaments section. Those stories of those who have suffered and then benefitted from treatment are the same in each edition, naturally calling into question how these individuals have fared over time. The nature of this affliction, with its waxing and waning, really requires this type of update for credibility.
Age: 43 | Onset Age: 17 | Symptoms: previously: constant urgency, premature ejaculation, burning at tip of penis, pelvic ache current: semi annual flares. | Helped By: PT, yoga, stretch, keeping warm(long johns) boxer briefs, regular sleep routine | Worsened By: cystoscopy, antibiotics (fluoroquinolones) alcohol, coffee, stress, masturbation, cold
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Re: Updated edition of "A Headache in the Pelvis"
Dr Wise wrote:Yes we are finishing up the 6th edition of A Headache in the Pelvis. Our distributor insisted on us identifying a date we would be done and of course we will be late in finishing the book by that date. The book will hopefully be out sometime late February or March.
I am also excited by the new book on Paradoxical Relaxation I have just finished. The full title of the book is "Paradoxical Relaxation: The theory and practice of dissolving anxiety by accepting it." This should be hopefully sometime in January. I will let you know about the release of these books when I have a more definite date.
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