Any ob gyn's here

[oldsinner111]

Need to ask a important question. please email at tccservice111@yahoo.com thanks

[Shortsguy1]

My wife is a woman's health nurse practitioner, which means she has pretty much the same knowledge and job as an OB (but cannot do major surgeries like c-sections). Would you like me to have her email you? I wanted to check first because if it is something that truly requires an OB, I didn't want to waste your time or my wife's. Thanks.

[oldsinner111]

sure thanks, if she knows anything about otitis pubis

[rocky raccoon]

webmd.com is your friend.

[oldsinner111]

Well wife,has been in terrible pain since 2014. No Doctor will listen to anything we ask.
One OBGYN made her have expensive surgery to instill a internal TENS device,to shock her lower regions.Did not work,another expensive botox in the bladder.
Her pain intense burning,and pain,at end of uretha.She stays in bed 90% of the time for all these years.
Yesterday I found the source of trouble,this morning experimented.Nerves that run to this area are called pudendal nerves.They start at hip area,and run to the uretha,and clitoris area. Some doctors can give a pain block,but shoot in the hip,causing no sensation in clit area.Affecting a woman's joy button.
Knowing this I injected today with lidocaine 1/8" on each side of uretha.Same thing a Doctor who would research her problem would have. Instant relief.In the morning I will kill the nerve completely.should be pain free a couple of years.
Now why in the hell her Doctor's would have looked this up?

[barry12345]

Medicine for money does create problems. As even good universal care systems have theirs. Surveys tend to indicate this. Different systems different issues.

You are right though a good urologist should have possessed this knowledge. Without having to look it up. A gynecologist perhaps less so. That is a urinary tract problem primarily. That is really their specialty.