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Pudendal neuralgia

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HiI have recently been diagnosed with this and would like to hear any hopeful stories about this depressing and distressing condition

I have been taking amitriptyline for 3 weeks but the pain is back, the medication took the pain down a little to start with.

It has been a nightmare as no doctors seem to know of this condition and the one that did I have absolutely no confidence in.

Has anyone found a way of coping with this and living with it, I don't expect a total cure but can it get better over time

Appreciate any positive stories as I am feeling very low

Sorry for the short post, it is my first post and I am nervous many thanks

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