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Replies to "@bkruppa I'm sorry to hear about there being so much pain. Yes, nerves can promote swelling...."
Have you ever had an MRI of your pelvic area with contrast to see if you have any other conditions such as arachnoiditis? I did and found out but I had this terrible condition caused by injections and surgery and doctors will not tell you about it.
@mandee @bkruppa @sdswoboda53 @richman54660 I have no experience with Pundental nerve issues, but wanted to pass along some information that I found that might help about Myofascial Release therapy. There is a lot of information you can find at myofascialrelease.com and treating this condition is on the list. I do MFR with my physical therapist for thoracic outlet syndrome and with recovery from spine surgery and it has helped me a lot. It is a slow process and you have to work through layers, but it restores proper alignment and movement and corrects bad posture that contributes to so many problems. MFR often works where conventional therapies have failed by treating a physical problem.
https://myofascialrelease.com/about/problems-mfr-helps.aspx
https://myofascialrelease.com/downloads/articles/FasciaAsALever.pdf
Lumbo Sacral Decompression video with John Barnes