Article on pain

Male pelvic pain, prostatitis, IC
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carld
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Article on pain

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News week issue June 07. Look on http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18881802/site/newsweek/ click on that and have a good read. My take on this is the pain creates a memory in the brain similar to a CD's grooves that are burned on to the disc that remains even after the tissue is healed. So block that memory from starting in the first place. Interesting, how that will help in CP/CPPS, I don't know :?:




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Re: Article on pain

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from the article wrote:"At first you just shut off totally. It's terrible living like that."
Man I know what that feels like. Good article.

Damien
Age:29 | Onset Age:24 Correct diagnosis Age: 27.5 | Symptoms: pain, burning in genital region | Helped By: Initial cystoscopy procedure which removed stricture and bladder carcinoma 30% better, less stress, getting better gradually | Worsened By: Feeling out of comfort zone/control, stress.