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This review is from: Men - The Pain Is Real, Relief Is Possible: Prostatitis / Relief of Chronic Pelvic Pain Symptoms (Paperback)
Ms Gross (not a medical doctor or qualified in any medical field) is a supporter of yoga, meditation and breathing exercises. These modalities are quite useful in controlling the anxiety typically found in chronic nonbacterial prostatitis patients, but one needs to go further and look at trigger point release and mast cell degranulation inhibition to really get to grips with this disorder. Pelvic Myoneuropathy (as the condition is sometimes called nowadays) is a result of a subtle interplay of nerves, muscles and mind. More than meditation and deep breathing is required to combat this nasty condition, as evinced by the many success stories emerging on the Internet recently from men treated appropriately. Note: this comment only pertains to our state of knowledge as of early 2005.
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Men - The Pain Is Real, Relief Is Possible: Prostatitis / Relief of Chronic Pelvic Pain Symptoms by Wendy Gross (Paperback - Sept. 2003)
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