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Thank you for replying and also giving me all of the links. I have had manual trigger point therapy for something else last year, but I will be going to the same PT as she was excellent. When I thought the problems were over,
this was finally the diagnosis, so I pray that the myofascial release will help and am considering injections, I just dont want to make things worse. ONe of your links showed the best place in the US for myofascial pain was Pittsburgh, and the drs there. That is my hometown!!! My parents live there. I have to do more reading, but am planning ongoing to the pain mgt clinic at the mayo.. so. I just want to read it and gather some more info. Thank you again. Jess 
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Currently for Myofascial Pain Syndrome and Pudendal Neuralgia: Gabapentin 3000mg, Elavil 50mg, Valium 20mg. Started Savella 10/6/09, Oxy 40mg (may try to lower) . |
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