I think you should do it. I had a pastor had it done on has neck and it help him a lot and it's way better than pills get your life back.

I had no luck with nerve ablation. They tried 3 times, no relief. I'm sure everyone is different but I had no luck

Josh , I am waiting to have my second ablation, The first one lasted about 7 months let me tell you when I walked out of the hospital after the first one I had no pain after about two months I was lifting stuff no pain, right when the government shut every thing down it wore off or the nerves grew back, I am counting the minutes for it being done again. I whole heartily say yes to an ablation, good luck.

Hi Josh good to hear you found a fragile balance with the pain. I have pudendal neuralgie and can t sit only on my knees on a yoga bench with a swimming board on it with a hole carved in it ( we had contact earlyer before on this site) . I had twice a nerve ablation ( if you mean a injection in the nerve ) ones it didn t work at all , and ones my but was paralised for 10 minutes i didnt felt for a short amouth of time the pain but it came back . I had no complication I heart there is a slightly change your urine flow can run after the ablation. You can look on pudendalhope site for more experiences with ablations .

Succes for making a choice kind regards from Holland

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I've has several ablations, for different pain issues. They have always worked but have to be redone at some frequency. I never had any complications.

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