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I have recently had some major repairs along with a hysterectomy. the very next day I had excruiating pain in my right buttock.

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I am told it is damage to the pudendal nerve .. I am hoping it is not permanent !!

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Spire

Hi I'm having the same done in two weeks.My doctor told me to expect the same thing he said it might take up to a couple of months to settle down because he will not be albe to know if he pinches a nerve when he does the prolapes .oh happy days what we women go through.hope it doesn't take long for yours to settle.Ive got all this to come.Regards Pat

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JudyRentz in reply toSpire

Do take strong meds if this happens.warning they barely phase pudendal nerve pain! Judy r

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LORNAG1 in reply toJudyRentz

only panadein at this stage

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LORNAG1 in reply toSpire

will good luck as this is something never mentioned to me and I did not expect it

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JudyRentz

I would see a pelvic specialist immediately! This only gets worse! I have suffered terribly! You can find help at Pudendalnerve.com,, MAPS clinic in Minnesota..Don't delay.there was no info 8 years ago,took 3 years! I have great faith in my God,but,this DISEASE almost took my life! Judy r

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LORNAG1 in reply toJudyRentz

OMG 8 years .. I will go cazy !!

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Has the person who told you this given you any suggestions as to what to do about it ?

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LORNAG1 in reply toPPSN_JudyB

no, just to be patient "it will subside slowly over time" but you cant sit, sleep walk !!

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LORNAG1 in reply toLORNAG1

I hope so !!

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SuzyQ

Dearest Lorna,

I had a vaginal hysterectomy 20 years ago this month. During the procedure my legs were allowed to fall apart too much. This pulled my pubis symphysis apart, my sacro iliac joint, and I awoke in THIS pain. Apparently my Pudendal nerve was trapped whilst the operation took place!

It took me 14 years to get a diagnosis, but no treatment has been successful.

How was your diagnosis formed so quickly?

Wishing you good luck with everything xx

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LORNAG1 in reply toSuzyQ

OMG 14 years !!! thats just terrible .. I don't know how you put up with it.

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