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my physical therapist said its possible i have pudendal nerve entrapment. i have tingling down my left left to my foot and up my arm?? is this normal and does aynone else feel this? its as if my left side of my body is asleep and tingling and numbness.
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Pelvic Floor Dysfunction May 2011 from bad UTI
21 years old, horseback rider (although this has been practically eliminated from my daily routine since the PFD)
Current Meds: neurontin 600 mg
valium 2mg as needed -
tingling
Hi,
Has anyone assesed you for possible nerve problems in your neck and/or back? Sometimes a nerve becomes irritated somewhere in the spine, for whatever reason, (could just be moving wrong), and that can cause numbness and tingling in your arms and legs.
If you haven't already, you might want to ask your doctor to take a look and see what he/she, thinks.
I don't have any personal experience with pudendal nerve entrapment, so I don't know if that could cause your sypmtoms. Maybe some other folks will have more information about that.
Let us know what you find out.
Laurie -
I agree with Laurie. You need to see your doctor. I suggest you start with your primary care physician; he/she will make any needed referrals.
Warm hugs,
DonnaStay safe
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You need to see a neurologist for xrays and other tests, it could be anything from bone spurs to fibromalagia. If it were me I would see a doc ASAP.
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i went to the er today. they did xrays and cat scan/brain scan to check for possible mini strokes or tumors causing the tinlging and numbness. also did blood work. everything came back fine. i was told its probably a nerve issue or pinched nerves and im going to my primary doctor this week for an ultrasound of my ovaries for possible cysts...my phys therapist thinks its just the pne and possible sciatic nerve pinching from horrseback riding, but it doesnt really explain the tingling arm issue... thanks for the posts
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction May 2011 from bad UTI
21 years old, horseback rider (although this has been practically eliminated from my daily routine since the PFD)
Current Meds: neurontin 600 mg
valium 2mg as neededComment
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