Diagnosing vulvar conditions and Pudendal Neuropathy

[Guest guest]

If your computer has sound and better yet PowerPoint, you will be

able to listen to this presentation on Pudendal Neuropathy. It

discusses some of the subjects that many of you have asked before on

thiss forum. It describes symptoms and the tests needed to diagnosis

PN. It also discusses nerve blocks and physical therapy as one of the

first steps towards a cure. The session is 45 minutes long. At the

end of this post it describes a podcast and how you can hear this

presentation.

http://sfweb.sjh-nh.org/sfnet/sfnet.asp

Download this SJH Healthy Choices podcast (39.7 MB) or view online as

streaming media (MS Producer for Powerpoint).

I would highly recommend listening to it if you ever wanted to know

anything about this condition. I know many of you had questions about

my surgery and this should answer some of them. Better yet, it may

help you decide that you DO NOT have this condition, as it discusses

vulvodynia and other similar conditions. If you have any questions

please email me at time-flies@...

http://sfweb.sjh-nh.org/sfnet/sfnet.asp

Just click on the Pudendal Neuralgia link, next to Dr. Conway's

picture. It should bring you to his presentation. This was a

presentation that Dr. Conway gave to his colleagues. And most of you

know that Dr. Conway is my doctor and is the doctor who performed my

surgery.

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Healthy Choices Podcast

Pudendal Neuralgia

Dr. Mark Conway

Download this SJH Healthy Choices podcast (39.7 MB) or view online as

streaming media (MS Producer for Powerpoint).

What is a " podcast " ?

A podcast is an audio or video recording distributed over the

internet that can be downloaded as digital audio files onto your own

computer, and then played using an appropriate application.

Many people transfer the downloaded audio file from their home

computer to an Apple iPod or other portable MP3 player (the

word " podcast " is abbreviated from " iPod " and " broadcasting " ) to be

enjoyed on the go. But no such extra hardware is necessary, and your

computer's own speakers are an excellent way to listen.

Dr. Mark Conway is an OB & #8260;GYN and head of the Obstetrics and

Gynecology department at St. ph Hospital in Nashua, New

Hampshire. Dr. Conway has made multiple trips to Aix in Provence to

learn the TIR surgical technique from Dr. Bautrant and to learn

Dr. deBisschop's technique for EMG study of the Pudendal nerve

(pre-operatively and intra-operatively). Dr. Conway has partnered

with Dr. Quesada (an anesthesiologist) and Lynne Assad (a physical

therapist) to create the first comprehensive Pudendal Neuralgia

treatment center in the country, offering conservative therapies,

medication management, EMG studies, a surgical solution to treat

Pudendal nerve entrapment as well as comprehensive post-operative

care.