Any advice or tips out there for spasming pelvic floor muscle please?Total Hysterectomy with BSO, stage 4 Endo.just over three months ago, been told that the residual pain is pelvic floor spasm. I am really struggling, I am tired of struggling 😞
On nortriptyline, would be so grateful for any stories of hope or tips please
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So sorry your having the same pain as me. It's annoying . I get physio the exercises help me but still get spasms. I'm 6 months nearly post op. They told me it's nerve pain too. The diaphragmatic breathing helps a bit.
Did you manage to get the lidocaine patches ?
Don't struggle alone there is always help in this forum. I feel your pain. 🙏
Hi Aarwin,Lovely to hear from you. I did ask about Lidocaine and got told no not yet, they would try other things first, she said gabapentin would be next to try.
I just wish everyone would stop experimenting with me. I so wish to be able to control the pain.
I agree, some of the physio helps a bit, am doing the breathing.
As more time goes on the expectation from friends/family/work is that you must be getting back to normal. The sadness I feel when instead of the surgery helping me, I am in the same position, albeit different pain for a different reason but pain nonetheless.
Also feeling so emotional, crying at anything and everything
Pollyanne,It's such a big operation and recovery time . Three months is so early ...I'm back at work three half days and really struggling. Exhausted,pain ..sore back. I totally get that there is an expectation from family ,friends etc. I feel that too and you know see this crap it's three months recovery . It's not ! I get annoyed when people say that. It's hard going but we know there is light at the end of this tunnel.
I had mentioned hrt before but guess what on Monday I'm told I should have progestogen now . As a preventative measure to stop endo ever returning. I agree with you you feel like an experiment. I'm scared to put these patches on now as I don't know how I will be and I gave to work.
PollyAnne the emotional side will calm down . I promise . I was all over the place crying at anything ,nothing at times . I'm getting there now . Remember out bodies have had such a shock emotionally and physically. We need to be kind to ourselves and say it's ok to feel this way.
I'm sending you a big hug and healing.
P s I haven't tried gabapentin just the amitriptyline which made me a zombie.
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