CPPS returned after hemorrhoid ligation

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CPPS returned after hemorrhoid ligation

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Hello.

I have been absent from this form for many years because I've actually had my symptoms go away for that long. That was until recently when I had a procedure to remove a hemorrhoid. Right after the rubber band ligation was done, on that same day two months ago, I had a return a chronic pelvic pain symptoms, most notably a burning pain that hasn't gotten much better and which is worse upon urination and ejaculation.

Have any of the members had this procedure done before and has it aggravated your chronic pelvic pain symptoms. They put me on a course of antibiotics but that did nothing and now I can't follow up with the hemorrhoid doctor because of the covid-19 situation ( perhaps it still needs time to heal).

In the last couple weeks I have started taking any accredited quercetin product with Graminex to hopefully reduce inflammation and pain.

Thank you for any advice you can give. This could not happen at a worse time

Craig
Age: 35; Duration: 13 years off/on; Current | Symptoms: penile sensitivity/burning-base, tip, etc; Helps: walking, HOT baths, Ultram ER, lumbar nerve blocks (when I get them for my herniated disc pain); Hurts: sitting too long, bowel movements, ejaculation, caffeine, stress
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Re: CPPS returned after hemorrhoid ligation

Post by webslave »

I would guess that this is a neurological issue. If you remember my post about a "pathway through grass", what's happened is that your pathway has become overgrown with grass again, hence the remission lasting years, but now you've re-activated the pathway (regional nerves) with the pain and discomfort of the hemorrhoids and removal procedure. The pathway in the grass is still there, and relatively easy to uncover. To get well again, you'll have to wait for it to become overgrown again, as it were, and that will happen sooner if you follow the techniques we discuss here.
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