Guest guest Posted February 4, 2008 Report Share Posted February 4, 2008 I know how frustrating not knowing what the heck is going on with your own body can be. , have you tried any meds? What did Dr Conway think this was?? CWho's never won? Biggest Grammy Award surprises of all time on AOL Music. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 6, 2008 Report Share Posted February 6, 2008 If you do a search for electric shocks or jolts on the pudendal.info site you will find a lot of information. It is called hyper-arousal syndrome. A very good friend of mine has this very severely. It was caused by the birth of her child – he should have been delivered by C-section, but the doctor let him sit with his head pressing on the pudendal nerve (near the clitoris) for too long. That was two years ago. Her shocks are so bad, that she can no longer drive as she jerks so badly she swerves off the road. She can have 30 or more shocks during a 24 hour period, also while sleeping. They are extremely painful and can literally double her over. She has no other PN or vaginal symptoms. She is a patient of Dr. Conway and had pudendal decompression surgery five months ago, and still is not any better. Dr. Conway feels that she will improve with time, but (as with all PN surgeries) it can take up to two years. From: VulvarDisorders [mailto:VulvarDisorders ] On Behalf Of euc1109 Sent: Monday, February 04, 2008 2:35 AM To: VulvarDisorders Subject: jolts at night and having a really hard time hi all, i'm having a very difficult time going to sleep right now and am on the verge of just losing every single ounce of hope. i think i am getting worse because lately when i go to bed and my body relaxes, i get these jolts into the clitoris. they don't hurt and i don't really know how to describe them, but they wake me up and eventually my nerves just end up feeling aroused and very stimulated. i don't know why i only get this at night, and it's not when i'm laying in bed watching tv, it's as i'm falling asleep. i have no idea what this means and have a feeling it's not good. does anyone else ever experience this? all in all i am just breaking down. i just keep thinking this is a horrible dream and that i just have to wake up, but it never happens. i'm only 23 and can't even fathom living the rest of my life like this. i feel like i've tried everything, and i don't even know what my problem is. at first i thought it was pudendal neuralgia but i'm questioning that lately. then i thought maybe it's lichen planus under the hood, but with these jolts/arousal feeling at night now, i'm not sure how that could be from lichen. i feel so alone through all of this. my friend and my mom knows about it, but i think they're tired of dealing with me and don't know what to say so i just don't talk to them about it anymore. i don't have a boyfriend to talk to about it, and don't see how i could ever start a relationship with this problem. i thought it was bad enough before, but now with these jolts/arousal like feeling at night it's getting hard for me to get any sleep, when sleep never used to bother me before, another reason that i think i'm getting worse. i know everyone on here has gone through times like this, but i just don't even know how to stay sane anymore. imagine trying to go to sleep and having jolts into your clitoris that end up making you feel extremely aroused that doesn't go away. sleep used to be my only time to escape but now i don't even have that anymore. i keep thinking that i don't understand how something that is used solely for pleasure is causing me so much pain and depression. i just feel like my life is over and for the next 50 years i'll be living in hell. i just keep pondering over why i get like this at night as i'm falling asleep and i've got nothing. i really don't think i can keep pushing along for much longer before i go into complete and utter depression, not to mention having a very difficult time sleeping. today's going to be a wonderful day at work and school, since i'm pretty sure i'll be in pain and will be exhausted from only getting a couple of hours of sleep, if any at all. erin Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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