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After 5 years i have relieve for at least 25 % till 50 % for a mounth long now . It started after 3 weeks when my PTNS treatment for overactive bladder doubled. I treat myself now ones a week because i am in a pilot i can insert the needle myself. I had severe PN pain round my tailbone in my perineum its a stabbing and burning pain can t sit only on my knees on a yoga bench. And had a neuropatic " trouser". Its life changing still i can t sit but i am up for 4,5 till 5 hours instead of 3 kan walk 2 miles instead of 1. Can read again can concentrate better and my sleep kwality is better. I also found a trail on internet were more than 60 procent of the persons got pelvic pain relieve from ptns treatment. You can surch on ; ptns pelvic pain to read about the trail. The pain was static for a very long time so i didn t expected the change but its a big gift and a big joy in life. PTNS is a small intervention so if its possible you can try it try it ! Its not as risky as a intern stimulator.

I look with confidence into the future the high pain who gave me depressions is over now and i can manage and cope !

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SuzyQ

Hi willemine; which country do you live in please? I searched for this treatment in the UK but couldn’t find it. I am pleased that you are finding it helpful though; it sounds very interesting.

Best wishes,

Suzy

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willemine in reply toSuzyQ

I googled for ptns and london and i got a hit ! there are hospitals that give this treatment for overactive bladder

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SuzyQ in reply towillemine

Thank you willemine; I will have another search. Also, it might be worth me talking to the London Hospital that is treating me with my sacral neurostimulator. They may be able to advise a change of treatment.

Thank you again.

Suzy xx

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kalecolbe12

What kind of medical professional does ptns treatments?urologist or pain doctor??and how did you get to do it yourself?can you give me all the details?thanks

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willemine in reply tokalecolbe12

Hi Kalecolbe Urologist gave it for overactive bladder. The run a pilot from the hospital so the nurses learn me how to insert the needle The pilot stops about 3 mounths. On google you can find a trail typ the words : ptns pelvic pain and you will find a resurch were also people got relieve from pelvic pain.

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willemine in reply tokalecolbe12

I have got my old high pain back dispides the treatment ptns i want to tell you all don t want to give you false hope

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willemine

The relieve is gone ik got my old high pain back 30 to 50 % more pain on a day still i use ptns but it doesn t help though i let you all know for not giving false hope.

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