Re: another question/specialists

August 9, 2007

Not sure where you live, but I saw a few specialists and liked Dr.

in Rochester, NY best. He works with an excellent pt

there named Featherstone. I had surgery with and was

helped a lot, but I also had muscle problems that I continue to work

on. For me it wasn't a case of nerve problems v. muscle problems. I

had both and I think a lot of us do. In my case, I think that my pain

being untreated for so long caused intractable spasms.

Lia

>

> Also, if the problem is nerve related I question why the pain went

away for

> two months?? after 2 pt appts

> I had pt on Wed. I went in with burning in the vestibule, came out

of pt and

> it was totally gone, she did trigger point release on my levator ani

> muscles. But then Thurs I had a flair until Friday afternoon.

Friday afternoon it

> left and I am ok now. This is all so odd to me, why does it come

and go like

> this? If it is nerves wouldn't it be constant pain? if it is spasms,

> aren't they always spasming? I just feel like the only thing I am

certain of

> after seeing two gyne and 2 pts are that my muscles are spasming.

why?? I have no

> idea?? Can anyone recommend a good specialist to help me get to the

bottom

> of this?? How is Dr Weiss in California? I need someone that is

familiar with

> IC, Vestibulitis, Pelvic Floor Disorders, Vulvodynia, that can give

me some

> straight answers. I don't want to waste any more time with this,

this has

> been going on too long already.

>

> C

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