Hi
My disease began, as most people do, with pain in the groin area, intensifying after orgasm, frequent urge to urination. According to the tests: no obvious inflammatory processes (leukocytes in the secretion were within normal limits), cultures periodically revealed opportunistic microflora, transrectal ultrasound showed slight degenerative changes in the prostate. Everything else was more or less normal.
I was unsuccessfully treated for about 2 years, was at 7 urologists in two major cities in Russia. The diagnosis they gave me – chronic pelvic pain syndrome non-inflammatory type 3b.
Went through different treatments: antibiotics, alpha-adrenoblockers, antidepressants, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, folk remedies, healers, prostate massage, laser therapy, etc. None of this helped.
For the period of my illness I have read a lot of medical articles, forums, studied the experience of many patients. Definitely made the conclusion that the existing standards of treatment are not directed to the real cause of the disease.
Once I went to a doctor who has a completely different view of the disease and uses non-standard methods of treatment. It turned out that he had been dealing with this problem for over 30 years. He told me about the causes of the disease.
I trusted doctor and had a course of treatment. The treatment is long and not very pleasant. But it was the only thing that helped me.
Moreover, I communicated with other patients of my doctor with the same diagnosis. Some of them had tried all possible treatments, traveled to different countries (Germany, Italy, Israel, South Korea, England, Greece etc.) for treatment, visited dozens of urologists. But nothing helped them except this method.
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What is CPPS?
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome, abacterial, non-inflammatory type, is not just “chronic prostatitis”. It is a set of symptoms associated with inflammatory processes in the seminal tracts (seminal vesicles and seminal ducts), dysfunction of the seminal tracts. The mechanism of occurrence and development of the disease is complex, mainly consisting in the reflux of urine that occurs during urination.
The essence of the disease
There is reactive swelling and sometimes a so-called proliferative inflammation around the seminal vesicles. It is not the seminal duct or the seminal vesicle itself that is inflamed, but the tissue around it. Infiltrates are formed – dense formations, something like fibrosis. They are not detectable on an MRI, ultrasound, or X-ray.
These dense masses are usually in the area of the neurovascular bundles in the projection of the seminal vesicle and ampulla of the seminal duct, at some distance from the prostate contour.
Occurrence of chronic pain syndrome
Edema develops, squeezes nearby tissues, the blood circulation in small nerve structures is disrupted, and severe pain begins. Often the nerve structures are also inflamed.
Therefore, this process is often accompanied by pain of different nature and localization.
Why can the pain be concentrated in the area of the prostate gland, and not in the seminal vesicles or ducts?
The two seminal ducts, which approach the prostate, pass through the thickness of the prostate gland. When there is irritation and swelling in them, there is innervation of the same area as the prostate, so there is often pain over the pubis and burning there.
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I gathered all the information about the causes of the disease and the treatment methodology I received in the article. So that everyone can study it and pass it on to their urologist.
Soon there will be a scientific paper that will describe this disease in more detail, its causes, and research data. But in the meantime, the doctor needs to do more research and work through our medical institutions. Unfortunately, there is still a lot of bureaucracy in our country.
I want you to be attentive to this information, perhaps it will change your life. Believe me, this is not nonsense or fiction. This is true information about the causes of the disease and treatment methods, based on the experience of hundreds of patients.
If you have any questions, ask. I'll try to help you.
My story – unconventional look at the cause of pain
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vitaly
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My story – unconventional look at the cause of pain
Age: 38| Onset Age: 34| Symptoms: Pelvic pain, frequent urge to urinate| Helped By: My doctor's method| Worsened By: Sex
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Re: My story – unconventional look at the cause of pain
Nah, mate.
Age 56: Onset 2006 and bouts on and off since then. See posts for details.
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vitaly
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Re: My story – unconventional look at the cause of pain
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Age: 38| Onset Age: 34| Symptoms: Pelvic pain, frequent urge to urinate| Helped By: My doctor's method| Worsened By: Sex
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guoke122
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Re: My story – unconventional look at the cause of pain
I googled your name and found that you are an internet medical salesman. I doubt your words
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