In this episode Dr David Wise explains Medications and the Inside Job of Healing a Sore Pelvis

In this episode Doctor Dave Wise goes over the similar Characteristics of Men Suffering with Prostatitis. Visit us at pelvicpainhelp.com for more info

In this episode Dr David Wise goes over Post Bowel Movement Pelvic Pain and what to do about it.

In this Episode Doctor David Wise goes over the secret to healing pelvic pain.

Why It Takes Prostatitis and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Time to Heal by Doctor David Wise

Dr. Wise spent 8 years in the Department of Urology at Stanford University Medical Center as a Visiting Research Scholar working with Dr. Rodney Anderson in the development of a new treatment for prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndromes. He suffered from chronic prostatitis/CPPS for over 20 years until he recovered from it. Dr. Wise is a licensed psychologist in California and his research interests are in behavioral medicine and autonomic self-regulation. He is a musician, painter and carpenter.

PELVIC PAIN PODCAST|THE REAL STORY ABOUT CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN

In this Podcast Dr David Wise teaches you how to self treat pelvic pain.

After consulting with my physician colleagues in our program about our experience with many patients who have undergone some surgery or invasive procedure for their pelvic floor related pain, it has been our conclusion that there is no convincing basis for a surgical approach to treating chronic pelvic pain syndromes. While there are obviously circumstances in which surgery is called for related to cancer or pelvic related repair, we have never seen a positive surgical outcome in the 25 years we have treated many patients for idiopathic pelvic floor pain in which no pathology is found. Although ours may not be a representative sample, in our experience the overwhelming majority of patients we have seen have expressed regret about their particular surgical intervention and often found it hurt them.

" By letting go, I mean the release of muscle tension inside and outside the body and daily reduction of nervous arousal enabling the healing of sore pelvic tissue. By letting go I mean ceasing to hold the sore, irritated pelvic tissue captive in the reflex tightening that the pelvic floor does when it feels pain or intrusion.