The Causes of Pelvic Pain and Its Effect on Human Life.

[Subaro0o]

u know anything about tanzeumab?

[snakeeater80]

I'm not defending this protocol. I'm only saying that pelvic syndrome is really a horrible disease and you can feel a lot better if you seek the right doctor.

First of all try to do a urine culture and a semen culture, if everything come back negative I would redo the tests just to be sure.

My tests always come back negative after 6 courses of antibiotcs, I had enterococcus but doxycyciline really killed the infection but the pain was still there somehow.

[TheDodgers81]

This treatment was not developed by a team of researchers at Stanford University. The protocol is not called the Stanford Protocol and never was officially called that. The clinic has no connection to Stanford.

[valnserge66]

I believe that my husband has chronic pelvic pain syndrome. What can we do to get help, all the doctors say there is nothing wrong with him after doing a series of tests. He has constant pain, can you help with solutions?

[snakeeater80]

@valnserge66 it's a muscular problem not an infection, it's a myofascial pain in the pelvic muscles.

There are medications and strategies for rehabilitation but it demands a lot of the paciente. If you need any info just let me know.

[TheDodgers81]

@snakeeater80 Do you know of any controlled studies that can prove this form of treatment works? As far as I know there are none.

[snakeeater80]

@TheDodgers81 it really depends on what type of prostatitis do you have, if it's caused by muscle spasms then only physiotherapy and strong drugs will make you feel better. Vallium, neurotin, etc can help some people but not everyone.

I have an infection, it took 8 months to complete eradicated, but the pain was almost the same because my pelvic muscle was so tightened that any normal contration would cause a lot of pain.

[snakeeater80]

@TheDodgers81 Try vallium 5 or 10mg before bed if you get better it's definately muscle spasms. Talk to a neurologist or a rheumatologist, they can definetely help you if chronic pain, it's only a matter of finding the right medication for you, even patients with fibromyalgia can find relief nowadays!

[pinkfuzz0609]

@TheDodgers81 theres one in the american journal of urology. the thing is stanford doesn't cure it usually, it just makes it better. there is no cure to date. I say this with great dismay...