Update on my PN specialist/nerve block trip

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Hi

Is that Dr Conways Pt you are referring to?

thanks sorry asking alot of questions, I may be making the trip there. What does he think triggered yours?

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[Guest guest]

Just the nerve blocks. I tried PT for 7 months and it

didn't make a difference in my symptoms and both the

PT (who is a pelvic floor specialist) and Dr. Conway

didn't think I had any trigger points or would really

benefit from PT.

--- Carolyn52192@... wrote:

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> Did Dr Conway think that you also needed pt or just

> the nerve blocks?

>

> thanks!

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[Guest guest]

Just the nerve blocks. I tried PT for 7 months and it

didn't make a difference in my symptoms and both the

PT (who is a pelvic floor specialist) and Dr. Conway

didn't think I had any trigger points or would really

benefit from PT.

--- Carolyn52192@... wrote:

>

>

>

> Did Dr Conway think that you also needed pt or just

> the nerve blocks?

>

> thanks!

>

> C

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's

> new at http://www.aol.com

>

________________________________________________________________________________\

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[Guest guest]

Just the nerve blocks. I tried PT for 7 months and it

didn't make a difference in my symptoms and both the

PT (who is a pelvic floor specialist) and Dr. Conway

didn't think I had any trigger points or would really

benefit from PT.

--- Carolyn52192@... wrote:

>

>

>

> Did Dr Conway think that you also needed pt or just

> the nerve blocks?

>

> thanks!

>

> C

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's

> new at http://www.aol.com

>

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[Guest guest]

No it wasn't Dr. Conway's PT- i'm not sure if he

really has one that he refers people to. This was one

that I used to see back home.

He's not positive about what triggered my pudendal

problems, but they are thinking that because of my

bone structure and how closely my pudendal nerve is to

the bone and whatnot (could see from the x-ray during

the block) that i am more suceptible to friction and

irritation from all the exercise i used to do and now

the desk job that i have. More than likely my nerve

got inflammed and just needs to calm down, hopefully

with the help of the blocks.

--- Carolyn52192@... wrote:

> Hi

>

> Is that Dr Conways Pt you are referring to?

>

> thanks sorry asking alot of questions, I may be

> making the trip there. What

> does he think triggered yours?

>

> C

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

No it wasn't Dr. Conway's PT- i'm not sure if he

really has one that he refers people to. This was one

that I used to see back home.

He's not positive about what triggered my pudendal

problems, but they are thinking that because of my

bone structure and how closely my pudendal nerve is to

the bone and whatnot (could see from the x-ray during

the block) that i am more suceptible to friction and

irritation from all the exercise i used to do and now

the desk job that i have. More than likely my nerve

got inflammed and just needs to calm down, hopefully

with the help of the blocks.

--- Carolyn52192@... wrote:

> Hi

>

> Is that Dr Conways Pt you are referring to?

>

> thanks sorry asking alot of questions, I may be

> making the trip there. What

> does he think triggered yours?

>

> C

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's

> new at http://www.aol.com

>

________________________________________________________________________________\

____

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[Guest guest]

No it wasn't Dr. Conway's PT- i'm not sure if he

really has one that he refers people to. This was one

that I used to see back home.

He's not positive about what triggered my pudendal

problems, but they are thinking that because of my

bone structure and how closely my pudendal nerve is to

the bone and whatnot (could see from the x-ray during

the block) that i am more suceptible to friction and

irritation from all the exercise i used to do and now

the desk job that i have. More than likely my nerve

got inflammed and just needs to calm down, hopefully

with the help of the blocks.

--- Carolyn52192@... wrote:

> Hi

>

> Is that Dr Conways Pt you are referring to?

>

> thanks sorry asking alot of questions, I may be

> making the trip there. What

> does he think triggered yours?

>

> C

>

>

>

> ************************************** See what's

> new at http://www.aol.com

>

________________________________________________________________________________\

____

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[Guest guest]

Dr, Conway consults

with P. in California for PT advice. She is consulting with my PT (Raquel

Perlis) for my physical therapy.

nne

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No it wasn't Dr. Conway's PT- i'm not sure if he

really has one that he refers people to. This was one

that I used to see back home.

He's not positive about what triggered my pudendal

problems, but they are thinking that because of my

bone structure and how closely my pudendal nerve is to

the bone and whatnot (could see from the x-ray during

the block) that i am more suceptible to friction and

irritation from all the exercise i used to do and now

the desk job that i have. More than likely my nerve

got inflammed and just needs to calm down, hopefully

with the help of the blocks.

--- Carolyn52192@... wrote:

> Hi