متلازمة الألم الحوضي المزمن مع الألم العجاني العصبي في توزيع العصب الفرجي

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1. Primary perineal pain syndrome should be distinguished from pudendal neuralgia, which is a specific disease associated with perineal pain that is caused by nerve damage.
2. In the literature, pudendal neuralgia is the most often mentioned form of nerve damage.
3. An injection of local anaesthetic and steroid at the sight of nerve injury or nerve entrapment may produce a therapeutic action.
4. The anatomical target may be localised by fluoroscopy, computed tomography (CT) guidance, or the use of US.
5. If a peripheral nerve pain syndrome is suspected, refer early to an expert in the field, working within a multidisciplinary team environment.