Perceived Effectiveness by Pelvic Pain Study Participants of PelvicSense

Preliminary results from our current pilot study assessing the efficacy of the PelvicSense™ program on pain, sexual function, and quality of life in 60 women diagnosed with chronic pelvic pain (CPP), Vulvodynia, Endometriosis, and PGAD are not only encouraging but also hold significant promise for the future of chronic pelvic pain treatment.

The potential of the PelvicSense program to revolutionize chronic pelvic pain treatment offers hope for all pelvic practitioners and patients who may continue to experience pelvic pain/distress following good biomedical treatments. PelvicSense teaches how to soothe the up-regulated nervous and immune systems so these systems send more signals of safety to the brain instead of barraging the brain with perceived or actual threat messages. 

Among the first 10 participants, the average completion of the home program after three months is 74%, with 40% completing the entire program. The program's individualized nature, which allows participants to focus on content relevant to them and revisit valuable components, ensures it can be adapted to a wide range of timeframes. This adaptability, a key strength of the program, reassures healthcare professionals that it can be tailored to their patients' needs, with a 74% completion rate in three months, considered excellent.

Practitioners, consider referring your chronic pelvic pain patients to PelvicSense, a program that has shown potential in reducing central sensitization and improving pelvic wellness. By offering a multimodal (reading, listening, viewing), comprehensive approach combining pain science education, self-soothing skills, and medical care, PelvicSense instills confidence in its potential to significantly improve pelvic health.

Persons with long-standing pelvic pain or pelvic floor dysfunction can access the program 24/7 at an affordable monthly subscription cost to enhance healing. Doing the program for 20 minutes, 3 days a week for about 3-4 months, helps one shift out of the pain pattern towards healthier patterns of pelvic wellness.  The brain sends more feel-good chemicals to the pelvis and less pelvic, hip, lower back, and abdominal muscle tension. Regaining pelvic functions with less distressful symptoms may be achieved combining medical care with self-care.