[caption id="attachment_3341" align="aligncenter" width="474"] Dr. Mark Conway, myself, and Dr. Sheldon Jordan at IPPS.[/caption] By Stephanie Prendergast Pudendal Neuralgia seems to be a diagnosis that is more polarized and controversial than other pelvic pain diagnoses. […] Continue Reading
By Stephanie Prendergast In a previous blog post I described my experience while participating in an International Nomenclature Consensus Conference. As you may recall, the motivation for a consensus meeting originated because there was “ […] Continue Reading
When symptoms of pelvic pain strike, it’s natural to want to know: What’s my diagnosis? Every patient just beginning his/her journey to recovery from pelvic pain grapples with this question. But more often than not the quest […] Continue Reading
VAGINISMUS IS AN OUTDATED, USELESS TERM. This was the debate topic the Journal of Sexual Medicine posed to two teams of clinicians back in February at the annual ISSWSH conference. (ISSWSH is the International Society for the Study of Women’ […] Continue Reading
Part II in the "Demystifying Pudendal Neuralgia" Series After Thanksgiving we will be publishing the third blog in our pudendal neuralgia series that will focus on the pudendal nerve entrapment diagnosis and the decompression surgery that's associated with it. For […] Continue Reading
After Thanksgiving we will be publishing the third blog in our pudendal neuralgia series that will focus on the pudendal nerve entrapment diagnosis and the decompression surgery that's associated with it. For this post, we have interviewed the two top […] Continue Reading
[caption id="attachment_591" align="aligncenter" width="300"] PHRC Team with Dr. Stuart Rosenberg at IPPS Meeting[/caption] This year’s annual International Pelvic Pain Society meeting wrapped up this past Sunday, and our team at PHRC is thrilled to begin sharing […] Continue Reading
