patience_and_healing wrote:Have you had any imaging studies done, CT or MRI? Any contrast imaging? Perhaps that is the way to really find the reason for the pain, something that couldn't be done with direct viewing in a colonoscopy.
Here is what I’ve had done
Colonoscopy Feb 2019
Cystoscopy April 2017
Pelvic MRI July 2018
CT Scan pelvis lower abdomen June 2017
In August of 2017 I had a bladder neck resection surgery....it was discovered through cystoscopy that my bladder neck was high, narrow, and tight (I was having terrible urinary problems and the surgery did help some but my general pelvic rectal pain continues)
In 2012 I was diagnosed with an anal fissure. I went zen on diet and nitro ointment...it took forever but apparently it had almost healed 2 years later...
Doctors think that the sphincter spasm from the fissure has caused me to have continued spasm of the pelvic floor/rectum.
I’ve had 2 unsuccessful nerve blocks in the last year
This week I have an appointment with one of the top colorectal surgeons...also I have another epidural nerve block onThursday...done by the Interventional Pain Clinic at one of my local hospitals
One thing I want is a transrectal ultrasound.