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Why would this happen?? Doctors are clueless!
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My guess is some involuntary muscle spasm causing the urethra to spasm too? I'm sure you would like a better answer than that but I just don't know what it could be. The nerves are so intertwined in that area it's possible it's just what I said. I hope it stops soon!*IC-- Summer 2004; PFD--October 2005
*Fibro--Fall 2000; CFS-- Fall 2000
*MPS--Fall 2000; Crohn's disease-- 1997*IBS,GERD, *Migraines, hypothyroidism, GYN problems *Degenerative Disc Disease/scoliosis
Total Abdominal Hysterectomy--adenomyosis--9\08
04/17/09 Crohn's disease almost killed me with a combo of extreme constipation from pain medications. My bowel ruptured, I almost died from peritonitis and spent several days in the ICU then more in a private room on the floor. If you have any questions about severe constipation from pain meds please don't hesitate to send me a message. -
spasms?
After I read that Headache in the Pelvis book - all these types of pains just sound like muscles that are forever tight but we just don't know it.... I've been curling up in a ball at night to fall asleep - putting knees up seems to relax pelvic muscles - sort of like squatting. PVI got IC in 1970! I was not diagnosed until 1991. I've tried many drugs and therapies but I tend to only resort to drugs when in a flare because when I am not in a flare (from being good on diet), I suffer only from small bladder volume (like about 7 ozs.) and peeing will relieve the discomfort. When I am feeling relatively normal, I say to myself I am glad I am not on a drug. When I am in a flare, I say, why am I not on a drug! I've recently have been trying to solve my connective issue problems in general. I look to diet and herbs mostly unless it gets really bad. I still think there is great hope for each individual finding a path to healing and there are many.Comment
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I have permanent pubic burning.
I have the sigmoid irritated including bladder involvment.
You describe sigmoid colon pain.The last sigmoid pubic bend before it reach the rectum.THAT'S THE BEST EXPLANATION FOR THIS I'VE FOUND SO FAR!
I think this pain may cause PFD.Comment
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