I think that was designed for the heavy muscles of the upper back, traps, lower back or thighs etc. Using that with the more delicate tissues in your groin is like driving a small nail to hang a picture with a 5 lb sledgehammer. Its unlikely that gizmo behind your balls is helping you relax or loosen up anything. If the stress has worked its way up to your shoulders, back etc it may be of help.
I really don't believe anyone has really found a vibrator or machine of any kind to be of verified use. Most direct stimulation to the area, including internal/external trigger point therapy usually triggers or worsens flares as tightened tissue tries to retain its previous (dysfunctional) state. Pt is helpful as a longer term solution but the winners in terms of flares seems to be sleep, Xanax, Elavil, (helpful for sleep) any non prescription relaxant that helps you relax and warm baths. Also taking it easy on the exercise, light stretching etc. (if not totally eliminating it if you get weeks of flare).
These muscles compress nerves and and CPPS folks have pains, spasms, tightness and tingling down the leg insides, outsides, thighs, hamstrings, calves, Achilles tendons, heels,arches and toes. Same goes for symptoms radiating from the pubic area to the tip of the penis, rectum, glutes, sitbones and belly button. The combinations are numerous and travel about the lower half of the body over time.
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I feel as though the vibration will loosen up a flare.
For some reason, during a flare, simply punching my glutes sets my anus and perineum into a relaxed state.