Hi Mattcath, My wife has Piriformis Syndrome due to auto accident. We live on east coast but are interested to know more about your experience with Dr. Filler.
Thanks,
Larry
Take a look at tipna.org for reasons that you may not have piriformis syndrome, but may have pudendal nerve entrapment. It took me 7 years to be able to sit by using the doctors listed there.
I have Periformis syndrome and looking to find some relief .I have been out to Dr Filler in Calif.who is very exspensive and does not take insurance.Can fill you in with any details you might want concerning my experiences so far.Can be reached at mattcath or email at ***@****
I have Piriformis syndrome and would appreciate any new information you might have uncovered in your search for relief.I have seen Dr Filler in Calif.but his MRI guided procedure are very expensive and he does not take insurance.you can email me at ***@****
I live in southern CA & have had Piriformis Syndrome for 33 years, diagnosed & treated by the M.D. who originally reasearched, published & treated patients, Dr. Blair Pace in Tustin/Santa Ana, CA, successfully every single time! Unfortunately, he had to retire years ago due to poor health. Has anyone located Dr. Aaron Filler and where is he located? My Piriformis problem returned 4 1/2 years ago, with a bang, and I am Desperate. Am trying to find an M.D., on my own. Can e-mail me at: ***@****. Would greatly appreciate any advice/info!...Laurie
Hello.........
I have been diagnosed with Piriformis Syndrome with a significant amount of complicating factors involved. Been to specialists all over the East Coast and have done a tremendous amount of research on these issues with excess of 18-20 Mri, Ct, US MR-N Studies previously performed. I am working my way thru the specialists at HSS in NYC and they tried a piriformis injection US guided but I believed they missed the spot/intended target zone from what I have been told. I have a bunch of feelers out there currently and am working toward a trip to the West Coast to see Dr. Aaron Filler, whom I'm sure you've heard of. He does do MR-guided injections of the piriformis muscle and doesn't miss. Check him out at Neurography.com and let me know how you make out. Get back with me directly if you have any further leads and I will help you along also. Havent checked this site in a while so best send me a private E-mail if you want to.
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