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My pelvic floor physical therapist has referred me to pain management to get Sacroiliac and Pudental nerve blocks. Any advice on what to expect and any experience?
Katie
Katie
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Diagnosed with severe IC and Endometriosis in 2016
Medications: Elmiron, Elavil, Myrbetriq, Uribel, Valium, Baclofen, Percocet
Surgeries: Laparoscopy, Hydrodistention (2)
Procedures: Regular bladder instillations
Therapies: Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy 2x/week, homeopathic home-care, yoga and massage
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Re: Sacroiliac & Pudental Nerve Block
I've never had a nerve block, but I know it helps some people. Be sure to let us now how it goes.
Warm hugs,
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