What is a Pudendal Nerve Block?
- A therapeutic procedure to block pain signals from the pudendal nerve.
- Used to treat dyspareunia and unexplained chronic pelvic pain.
- Helps in diagnosing the exact source of pelvic discomfort.
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A Pudendal Nerve Block is an effective and safe procedure designed to alleviate chronic pelvic pain and neuralgia, using specialized injections to help you regain comfort and improve your quality of life.
Scientific name: Pudendal Nerve Block for Chronic Pelvic Pain
A medical procedure involving the injection of local anesthetics or corticosteroids around the pudendal nerve to manage chronic pelvic pain and neuralgia, performed by specialists to ensure safety.
Service type
Interventional Procedure
Duration
20-30 minutes
Fasting
No fasting required
Included Services
- Pre-procedure consultation
- Local anesthetic injection
- Post-procedure follow-up
Medical Service Information
Indications for the Procedure
- Chronic pudendal neuralgia.
- Pelvic pain persisting for more than 6 months.
- Pain exacerbated by prolonged sitting.
Expected Outcomes
- Immediate pain relief following the injection.
- Significant improvement in daily activities and quality of life.
- Reduced reliance on oral pain medications.
Conditions & Notices
- Inform the doctor about any anesthetic allergies
- Consult your doctor about stopping blood thinners
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