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With my PCM ya never know...for the wls I just told him I had been thinking

about the surgery, he said good idea I will give you a referral to the

surgery clinic...Almost to easy lol.

Misty

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My pcp said the same thing about the rash on my stomach after my

surgery. If you can't pinpoint a certain thing that's causing it they

just call it contact dermatitis she said. But, they should have at

least given her something to try on it. Or referred her to a dermatologist.

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> Ask your PCM to refer you to a dermatologist or some other

> specialist. I'd be concerned about a PCM that 1. " Doesn't have a

> clue " and 2. Doesn't refer you to someone who might/does.

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Hey, I get that every fall. It's a seasonal allergic reaction I get. Not sure

about yours, but if it's the same thing, my doc gives me a prescription steriod

cream to clear it up. Once, I got it on my nose and forehead, almost like after

a sunburn. But it happens mostly on my hands every fall. Started when I moved to

Upstate NY from GA.

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I am having an odd sorta problem, can't find anything much on the web and

you guys impress me as being a pretty smart group lol. I am having a skin

peeling issue on my hands. My right hand is worse than the left. A very

large area on my thumb, a smaller area on my index finger and just a bit on

the palm. I have tried using lotions and creams etc, Asked my PCM about it,

he just looked at it and said 'I haven't got a clue " I am worried it could

be a skin infection of some sort? Worried if it will effect surgery decision

or if I should even mention it to the surgeon when I meet with him next

week? Anyone with any ideas on this? I am fresh out lol.

Misty in Ohio hoping for surgery in early January. :)

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the pain is definitely in the vestibule area, as I sit I feel it and if I press the area I can indicated certain spots in the vestibule that are painful. But I read about pain on contact for vest, and I get pain just sitting here, not like I am having sex or using a tampon, to get the pain, so I am not sure what " on contact" means????

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Yours sounds more like general vulvodynia which can come

straight out of the blue.

Where as vestibulodynia tends to have to do with more on contact

such as with the q-tip test.

I know that a number of years ago there was some info posted on

dysthetic vulvodynia and also recently I think that Dee posted a

breakdown on all the categories of vulvodynia. I'll check later

to see if I can find the one on the dysthetic vulvodynia (which

can have to do with nerves as well).

Kristy :)

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Since the symptoms overlap so much it is difficult to do. But, they may

both be secondary to what is really going on.

Structural asymmetry and resultant increased tone and dysfunction of

the pelvic floor / levator Ani can, in my experience, be the chicken

before the egg scenario.

One can lead to the other. If you do a nerve block and all symptoms go

away, odes this indicate the presence of pudendal neuralgia or because

killing the nerve pain allowed the levator ani muscles to relax. Very

tough call. The feeling of a golf ball in the rectum is most certainly

levator ani involvement but did it happen because of entrapment of the

pudendal nerve and blood vessels??? The chicken or the egg..which came

first???

TKOPT

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Question, maybe for Tom, how can you tell if you have levator

ani syndrome or Pudendal Neuralgia?

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