'' headache in the pelvis '' book
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Did anyone buy the book '' A headache in the pelvis '' by dr Wise does it help ? and does the relaxation helps reduces the symptoms ?
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ryan98661 hatim70378
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I did buy a used copy on amazon (US) and I found it to be a good resource. It was only like ~$7 I think. – In terms of the relaxation, for me the techniques in there were not the best. For relaxation sitz baths worked the best for me, there are some good bath salts to try on Amazon.
dcooperxyz hatim70378
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i have not bought the book but do know that stress/ anxiety cause my prostatitis ( cpps) to flare up . The symptoms can cause a great deal of worry as Urolgists put you through various tests .
timothy81571 hatim70378
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Walking helps me a lot. I also do pelvic floor excersizes, but I have not read the book. Also, types of fluids and amounts make a big difference on boh issues
TKM hatim70378
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I have not bought the book but have read parts of it. It looked like a good resource for someone with chronic non bacterial prostatitis. One of the authors is a urology professor at Stanford University Medical School. The treatment they devised is called the Stanford Protocol. Apparently they use it at the Stanford Medical Center.
Thomas
arizona92959 TKM
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Hi Thomas - your information is not quite accurate, but it isn't your fault. The book ( and other people ) put out some tricky language. The author is not a doctor, they do not use his treatment at Stanford, and no doctors from Stanford support have come out in support of his treatments.
I don't know if links get killed here or not, but
https://sexualreboot.com/topic/a-headache-in-the-pelvis-fraud/
If you search for "headache pelvis fraud" it should show up in the links...
"“On a first read through of Headache in the Pelvis you may be be impressed and if you have pelvic pain full of hope that this books holds the answers and be eager to attend the clinic described. As the description on the Amazon page states it is a ‘ground breaking book’ describing ‘new and revolutionary treatment from Stanford University Urology department’, one of the authors himself suffered for 22 years and is now pain free and the book is adorned with highly impressive testimonials. Unfortunately if you do some research into both the book and the treatment described the story concocted by the authors begins to rapidly unravel."
timothy81571 arizona92959
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Good info - thanks for sharing! Just like Tinnitus cures everyone is selling.
c90danwaiel hatim70378
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I did, but never read much of it. Ended up taking a mind-body approach instead, which this book does and approach does touch on, and have been symptom free for two years. Consider my CPPS to be gone at this point.