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Old 10-05-2008, 05:35 PM #1
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Hi All,
I had a bilateral pudendalnerve block done in my pelvis about 10 days ago. No sedation was given on that day. The blocks were very painful and took long time to finish. The doc repositiion the needle many many times. One side of my pelvis has already back to baseline and felt some improvement but the other side was much much worse and with an added new symptom. My symptoms now have been constant with burning and numbing and hypersensitive. This is different prior to the nerve block and thus i suspect i may be developed RSD in one side of my pelvis. If this is the case, what is the standard treatment to stop the RSD in the new area? Is it a sympathetic nerve?
Please share your experience and many thanks,
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