Types of Pain Management
Injections of anesthetic agents to numb the affected area and provide pain relief.
Injections of PRP to promote tissue healing and reduce inflammation.
Surgical procedure to sever nerves in the spermatic cord, providing relief from chronic scrotal pain.
Symptoms
Persistent pain in the pelvic area.
Chronic pain in the scrotum, often associated with conditions like epididymitis or varicocele.
Discomfort or pain associated with urinary or sexual functions.
Causes
Recurrent urinary tract or prostate infections.
Pain following surgeries on the urinary or reproductive organs.
Injury or irritation of nerves supplying the pelvic region.
Risk Factors
Increased risk of chronic pain.
Such as prostatitis or interstitial cystitis.
Recurrent infections leading to chronic pain.
Investigations
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To identify symptoms, causes, and potential triggers.
Ultrasound, MRI to rule out structural abnormalities.
Nerve Block Tests: To identify specific nerves causing pain.
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Management
Pain relievers, anti-inflammatory drugs, and muscle relaxants.
Exercises and techniques to alleviate pain and improve function.
Such as nerve blocks and PRP injections.
Denervation of the Spermatic Cord: Surgical procedure to cut nerves and relieve chronic scrotal pain.
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