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The Emotional Burden of Chronic Pelvic Pain — Why You Are Not “Just Depressed,” and Why Hope Exists
Chronic pelvic neuropathic pain is not simply a physical condition. It is an invisible weight that settles on every part of a woman’s life — her emotions, her relationships, her family, her work, her future. Many women describe their daily reality as living inside a body that no longer belongs to them, trapped in pain that outsiders cannot see, understand, or explain. And too often, they hear that their symptoms are “psychological,” when in truth the psychological suffering i
Dec 4, 20253 min read


Why Endometriosis Is Not Always the Cause of Pelvic Pain:A Neuropelveological Perspective
For decades, endometriosis was a largely misunderstood condition. Thirty years ago, it was often dismissed as nothing more than “painful periods,” and countless women were told their suffering was normal or psychological. Thankfully, the last 20 years have transformed this landscape. Increased awareness, driven by the internet, patient advocacy groups, and committed medical professionals worldwide, has turned endometriosis into a widely recognized and legitimate disease that
Dec 4, 20255 min read


The 5 Most Common Pelvic Nerve Disorders - Explained for Patients
For many patients, pelvic pain or pelvic dysfunction becomes a long and exhausting journey. They move from one specialist to another - orthopedists, gynecologists, urologists, gastroenterologists, neurologists - and yet receive no clear explanation. Each doctor sees only the symptoms that belong to their specialty, never the entire picture. As a result, patients are repeatedly told they have endometriosis , prostatitis , interstitial cystitis , back problems , hip problems ,
Dec 4, 20256 min read


Why Pelvic Nerve Disorders Are the Hidden Epidemic Nobody Talks About.
A story about pain, silence, and a part of the body medicine has overlooked for far too long. Millions of women live with pelvic pain, bladder problems, sexual discomfort, or sciatic-like leg pain - yet the real cause is often overlooked. Pelvic nerve disorders are a hidden epidemic , affecting daily life in ways most people never talk about. Many women spend years going from one specialist to another, receiving different diagnoses, normal scans, and treatments that don’t h
Dec 4, 20257 min read


Possover’s Procedure – the LION Procedure for People With Spinal Cord Injury
1. What is the LION procedure? The LION procedure (Laparoscopic Implantation Of Neuroprosthesis) is a minimally invasive operation that places stimulation electrodes directly on the pelvic nerves – mainly the sciatic, femoral, pudendal and sacral nerves – using laparoscopy. These nerves are the “final common pathway” from the spinal cord to the leg muscles and pelvic organs. By stimulating them continuously with low-frequency electrical impulses and combining this with intens
Dec 3, 20257 min read


When Pain is more than "Endometriosis"
Why Every Woman Deserves a Neuropelveological Diagnosis For countless women, pelvic pain becomes a long, exhausting journey through different specialties, repeated examinations, many labels and, all too often, the feeling of not being understood. Many receive diagnoses such as endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, vulvodynia, coccygodynia, pelvic floor tension or simply “psychosomatic pain.” These labels describe symptoms but rarely explain why the pain exists, how it behav
Dec 3, 20254 min read


Understanding Neuropelveology: A New Approach to Pelvic Nerve Disorders
Neuropelveology is a modern medical discipline dedicated to understanding, diagnosing, and treating disorders of the pelvic nerves. These nerves control essential functions such as bladder control, bowel movements, sexual function, and the movement or sensation of the legs. When they are irritated, compressed, or injured, patients may experience a wide range of symptoms that often seem unrelated at first - urological, gynecological, colorectal, orthopedic, or purely neurologi
Dec 3, 20254 min read


Overactive Bladder in Women: A Major Health Issue Still Poorly Understood and Poorly Treated
Overactive bladder affects millions of women, yet modern neuromodulation therapies remain largely inaccessible to them.Medications and Botox offer only temporary relief and often cause significant side effects or long-term complications.Sacral neuromodulation, although effective for selected patients, is rarely available to women because gynecology was historically excluded from its development.The European Neuropathy Foundation is committed to correcting this imbalance by ad
Dec 2, 20256 min read
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