pevic pain numbness
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USF College College of Medicine
Tampa - FL
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Same here, been examed and tested many times. Saw a trained urogyecologist, because I was convinced I had some sort of prolapse causing this pain. Nothing is wrong, but the conclusion is I have some muscle trigger points - which is like having a charlie horse in your vagina. Mine was so bad I was put on percription pain meds, until I can get into physical therapy in June. From what I understand they should be able to break them up and offer me some relief. If not, then there is a injection they can do into the muscle that might work. I had a baby in Nov. and he was 10.5 lbs - I'm guessing this is what caused this. But it did take a long time to get diagnoised. The doc also said to massage the muscle inside my vagina twice a day, and it has helped A LOT! Good luck!