Pudendal Neuralgia
When Every Doctor Says 'I Don't Know' — We Have Answers.
Pudendal neuralgia is one of the most misunderstood and undertreated conditions in pelvic health. If you're dealing with burning, stabbing, or electric nerve pain in your pelvis, perineum, or genitals — and no one has been able to help — you're in the right place.
Do You Recognize This?
Sound Familiar?
If any of these resonate, you're not imagining it — and you're not alone.
Burning, stabbing, or electric-shock pain in the pelvis, perineum, or genitals
Pain that worsens with sitting
Pain during or after sex
Feeling like you're sitting on a golf ball or a hot poker
Symptoms that have been misdiagnosed or dismissed for months or years
Pain that affects every aspect of daily life — work, relationships, sleep
What You've Heard Before
Why Generic Care Falls Short
If any of these sound familiar, you've been underserved — not untreatable.
"I've never heard of pudendal neuralgia."
Most physicians and general PTs have limited training in pudendal neuralgia. Patients often see 5-10 providers before finding someone who understands the condition.
"It might be psychological — have you tried therapy?"
Pudendal neuralgia is a physical nerve condition, not a psychological one. While the pain absolutely affects mental health, dismissing it as 'in your head' delays real treatment.
"The only option is a nerve block or surgery."
Nerve blocks and surgery are options — but conservative pelvic floor therapy should come first. Many patients respond well to manual therapy, nerve mobilization, and muscle release without invasive procedures.
Your Treatment Plan
How Lesley Treats This
Pudendal neuralgia is one of Lesley's specialized areas. She understands the nerve anatomy, the muscle and fascial structures that can compress or irritate the pudendal nerve, and the treatment approaches that create real, lasting relief.
Detailed nerve assessment to understand the pattern and drivers of your symptoms
Manual therapy targeting muscles and fascia that may be compressing the pudendal nerve
Neural mobilization techniques to reduce nerve sensitivity and irritation
Postural and movement strategies to reduce nerve aggravation in daily life
A gradual, collaborative treatment plan — because nerve conditions require patience and trust
You've been searching for answers long enough. Let's start finding them together.
A free discovery call is all it takes to find out how pelvic floor therapy can help. No commitment, no pressure — just answers.
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