Cs clears once pelvic pain generators are relieved IE excise endometriosis and they gradually resolve the CS, not so different than shown By Prof Shirley Pearce in teh UK 30 yrs ago i Psychology and Pelvic Pain, chapter 6
Study in China 2017 i believe and Professor Shirley Pearce UK in a book Called Psychology and Gynecological problems Chapter 6 Chronic Pelvic Pain noted that these patients had abnormal MMPI’s, some quite severe, but when pain was relieved and patient retested the MMPI’s returned to normal or near normal, CS and Abnormal MMPI’s are coping mechanisms I believe, similar to peritonitis, the pain is severe
@@saireygamp62 I have pelvic pain but obviously diffarant area. But to me ime sure it's trigger points in the fascia lack of energy hypomobility Asperger's fhtmr gene undiagnosed in Asperger's but fit trates father had CFS was thyroid all linked to slow matabolism me be came after broken tailbone 25 years ago have you cured yours.you have to find out drs etc where to go hard road
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Cs clears once pelvic pain generators are relieved IE excise endometriosis and they gradually resolve the CS, not so different than shown By Prof Shirley Pearce in teh UK 30 yrs ago i Psychology and Pelvic Pain, chapter 6
Do you mean excise IE exercise
excision of endometriosis or resolution of other pelvic pain generators is noted to be followed by CS improvement
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@@saireygamp62 meaning removal?
Study in China 2017 i believe and Professor Shirley Pearce UK in a book Called Psychology and Gynecological problems Chapter 6 Chronic Pelvic Pain noted that these patients had abnormal MMPI’s, some quite severe, but when pain was relieved and patient retested the MMPI’s returned to normal or near normal, CS and Abnormal MMPI’s are coping mechanisms I believe, similar to peritonitis, the pain is severe
@@saireygamp62 I have pelvic pain but obviously diffarant area. But to me ime sure it's trigger points in the fascia lack of energy hypomobility Asperger's fhtmr gene undiagnosed in Asperger's but fit trates father had CFS was thyroid all linked to slow matabolism me be came after broken tailbone 25 years ago have you cured yours.you have to find out drs etc where to go hard road