Think I have narrowed it down to making a private appointment with either Dr.Baronowski or Dr.Kellow, has anyone had recent experiences with either of these Dr’s & if so would you recommend.
I know from electromyography test recently performed that I have moderately inactive neuropathic findings supporting a diagnosis of either pudendal lesions or pudendal neuralgia both sides but predominantly worse right side.
Thank you
This may not be very helpful, but I went to Dr Baranowski about 10 years ago. I would certainly be happy to go back to see him.
Thank you for responding, that’s great to know that you would go back to him, it’s really helped me
He has quite a dry sense of humour, which some people may struggle with but I found him easy to talk to. It was also reassuring when I spoke to a nurse who told me that she enjoys working with him.
That’s always a good sign if a nurse tells you that they enjoy working with a consultant.
hi,
I have been struggling to get anyone in the NHS to understand what’s happening to me and been passed from orthopaedics to urology then pain management, orthopaedics and now urology again. What department does Dr.Baronowski work in and which did they do a electromyography please?
Seems to be such a lack of understanding when it comes to Pudendal neuralgia and the second you mention your bladder they freak out.
I hope your visit to which ever doctor is a good one. Good luck.
pain when urinating plus extreme genital and vaginal pain
Any advice on PN Block
Can a firm diagnosis of PNE lead to treatment, or is it just pain management?
