Just wondered does Dr Wise believe it plays any roll in this disease at all I find it hard to imagine its not tender as my pain (burn and Ache) is right on opening of the bladder deep between the legs. I'm sure the answer is in A HEADACHE IN THE PELVIS book but now I can't find it
The prostate gland and its role in CPPS
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The prostate gland and its role in CPPS
When touched by a uro it mimics my symptoms and is described as tender,this is how I got the prostatitis diagnosed.
Just wondered does Dr Wise believe it plays any roll in this disease at all I find it hard to imagine its not tender as my pain (burn and Ache) is right on opening of the bladder deep between the legs. I'm sure the answer is in A HEADACHE IN THE PELVIS book but now I can't find it
Just wondered does Dr Wise believe it plays any roll in this disease at all I find it hard to imagine its not tender as my pain (burn and Ache) is right on opening of the bladder deep between the legs. I'm sure the answer is in A HEADACHE IN THE PELVIS book but now I can't find it
Age:33 | Onset Age:19 | Symptoms:burning urethra, deep sore stinging around the perineum, dribbling | Helped By:when flare starts deep relaxing over a toilet to let out dribbling urine, hot bath, rubbing a heat cream on the perineum, Tens with a pad on the perineum, running, medication (solpadol) for pain. Current treatment: PT. | Worsened By:sitting, stressing over it, ejaculation, sometimes alcohol but I risk it. Been feeling a lot better last 6 months about 85% with a few flares lasting about 5 days. No longer having PT. Stretching every other night and I believe time is also a big factor for me
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Re: The prostate gland and its role in CPPS
Dr Wise has agreed with the general thrust of the concepts outlined on our page on pelvic myoneuropathy (see link in my signature below), in which there is a clear role for the prostate and prostatic urethra.
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Re: The prostate gland and its role in CPPS
Cheers Webslave thats the first time I've seen the pics of the pelvic floor on the diagrams link,it just seems to make so much sense 
Age:33 | Onset Age:19 | Symptoms:burning urethra, deep sore stinging around the perineum, dribbling | Helped By:when flare starts deep relaxing over a toilet to let out dribbling urine, hot bath, rubbing a heat cream on the perineum, Tens with a pad on the perineum, running, medication (solpadol) for pain. Current treatment: PT. | Worsened By:sitting, stressing over it, ejaculation, sometimes alcohol but I risk it. Been feeling a lot better last 6 months about 85% with a few flares lasting about 5 days. No longer having PT. Stretching every other night and I believe time is also a big factor for me
