It definitely feels good that I am not the only one feeling some of these symptoms such as the feeling to pee most of the time. I keep asking myself what exactly have I done to bring on such pain with no explanation of why. It has to be such an anamoly and cannot be easily diagnosed. I am definitely not trying to ignore the pains. I mentioned to my wife this morning, "when I get up in the morning, **normal** should not be any pain (except for the occasional back pain). For me this pain I am experiencing is slowly starting to become a normal thing." That scares the shit out of me, because my hope is that I will wake up and the pain will 100% be gone since it 100% came out of no where. As I mentioned earlier, no surgeries, no illness, no injuries. That thought of being pain free is what is getting me through the day on to the next. To have no cause and no true diagnosis does not sit well with me. I cannot believe that it is all in my head and that I am willingly forcing my mind to concentrate on this pain. I do believe that something physical is causing this pain. There are times that I have been sitting still and all of a sudden I have had a short wave of increased pain in my tip. I normally just re-adjust myself and it goes away.
I am sorry for the long-term pain that you are experencing and seems for you has unfortunately become a norm. I had another user mention the S2 & S3 nerves. I wonder if this is the same as the pudendal nerve pain. I will continue to research these and mention it to my Urologist. I really apprecate your input. Hope this coming New Year will be less to no more pain for you.