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What Are The Symptoms And Treatment For Pudendal Nerve Compression?
greeting to you this is ambroz this side, i am in a doubt whether i m suffering from pudental nerve compression or not.,.,i ll list all the symtoms so that you could find.they are: 1)after urination my penis becomes cold and contracted with pain at the base area of the penis 2)the flow of urine is deflected towards right,along with the penis 3)i feel that there s something not well at area between anus and scrotum 4)i am also sufffering from pe & ed 5)it has been almost 6-7 years that i m suffering from these things 7)i dont expierience no pain on sitting, so i think there is not a big problem.,,.., cud u please help me out with this that am i curable or not, through PT......my age is 23., it ll be so kind of you to help me out!!
Mon, 13 Nov 2017
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I have evaluated your query thoroughly .
* There are vivid symptoms varying in different individuals for pudendal
nerve compression as
- skin sensitivity with varying amount of pain
- associated bowel , bladder , sex problems
- sometimes radiating pain to thighs , buttocks , legs
* Management depends upon the diagnosis which may include
- pudendal nerve MRI - pudendal nerve block - sonography of
sacroiliac joints , ligaments , pelvic floor muscles .
* Treatment is in various multi disciplinary approach as per the
individual case
- medications - physiotherapy - life style modifications - surgery
in many cases .
Hope this will help you for sure .
Regards .
Welcome to Healthcaremagic.com
I have evaluated your query thoroughly .
* There are vivid symptoms varying in different individuals for pudendal
nerve compression as
- skin sensitivity with varying amount of pain
- associated bowel , bladder , sex problems
- sometimes radiating pain to thighs , buttocks , legs
* Management depends upon the diagnosis which may include
- pudendal nerve MRI - pudendal nerve block - sonography of
sacroiliac joints , ligaments , pelvic floor muscles .
* Treatment is in various multi disciplinary approach as per the
individual case
- medications - physiotherapy - life style modifications - surgery
in many cases .
Hope this will help you for sure .
Regards .
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