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Good day.
Please excuse my American, it isn't the best. I was born and raised in Switzerland.
For two years now, sitting has been a nightmare; basically, I can't sit at all.
The pain is centered on both sides near the ischial tuberosity—not sure if that's the right term. It also hurts on both sides of the perineum. When I'm lying down or walking, I feel fine.
MRI shows nothing. Physical therapy was a bust, and so were the cortisol and steroid injections.
Neurologists and urologists claim everything is normal. In Switzerland, there are only two specialists for pudendal neuralgia. I saw one a year ago, and he ruled it out. However, my primary doctor is fairly certain there's an issue with that nerve and is going to refer me back to a specialist.
So, here’s the question: Do you know anyone in the US who might actually be able to help? I realize the healthcare system here in Switzerland is likely superior... but you never know.
Thanks and regards,
Anthony Collins2
Please excuse my American, it isn't the best. I was born and raised in Switzerland.
For two years now, sitting has been a nightmare; basically, I can't sit at all.
The pain is centered on both sides near the ischial tuberosity—not sure if that's the right term. It also hurts on both sides of the perineum. When I'm lying down or walking, I feel fine.
MRI shows nothing. Physical therapy was a bust, and so were the cortisol and steroid injections.
Neurologists and urologists claim everything is normal. In Switzerland, there are only two specialists for pudendal neuralgia. I saw one a year ago, and he ruled it out. However, my primary doctor is fairly certain there's an issue with that nerve and is going to refer me back to a specialist.
So, here’s the question: Do you know anyone in the US who might actually be able to help? I realize the healthcare system here in Switzerland is likely superior... but you never know.
Thanks and regards,
Anthony Collins2