hello
 

New here, I've been dealing with nerve pain for six years now. I'v had terrible pain in my pudendal nerve area and was given a radiofrequency wave treatment that has helped immensly, I can proudly say I haven't had a readiofrequency treatment for three years now, even though I still get flair ups they don't last long. I do have to deal with wierd idiopathic nerve pain however and the pins and needles can drive on insane at times. I take cymbalta I think it has helped with the mood more than the pain. I'm here to help others with knowledge about radiofrequency and also here to get help and suggestions for my idiopathic pain.

Nikki

Welcome to Neurotalk.
 

We do have both peripheral neuropathy and spinal forums here, though there hasn't been too much about nerve pain in that particular area:

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/forum22.html

http://neurotalk.psychcentral.com/fo...sprune=-1&f=20

I, however, have been through it myself, and get periodic flare-ups. It may be related to my overall neuropathy syndrome, though I certainly do sit and work at a computer, and drive, far too much (both of which are associated with compression of the pudendal nerve at the region of Alcock's canal, as is bicycle riding).

You may also want to take a look at:

http://www.pudendalhope.info/

http://pudendal.com/

awesome
 

thank you for all the useful information....

Hello & Welcome!!