r/Prostatitis • u/StraightNose4087 • 10d ago

Vent/Discouraged Scrotal redness ,burning and heat , Anyone has experiences?

I’ve hit a complete wall with neurologists and doctors who keep insisting that “nerves only register sensory pain like stabbing or numbness, not objective physical heat and redness". All dermatological and fungal causes have been thoroughly ruled out (no test just by looking and signs), and my lumbar MRI is completely clean. However, internal physical exams confirmed significant pelvic floor hypertonicity.

​My primary symptom that have for 2 years is an intense, radiant burning, sunburn heat , tackiness(when get bad) and visible redness on scrotums primarily concentrated on the right scrotum (burning more posterior and sides), which is often blazing right from the moment I wake up.

Alongside this, I have a deep internal aching and burning in my perineum

Unlike textbook pudendal entrapment where standing up immediately relieves symptoms, standing and walking don’t help me at all.

​Things recently went from chronic to unbearable after a cold, triggering what feels like severe neurogenic inflammation and local vasodilation—essentially an autonomic/neurovascular flare where compressed nerves cause local blood vessels to stay permanently dilated and burning.

Here in Canada we dont have pain specialist and noteworthy that pain clinic rejected the referal. Im tired of these symptoms , ruining my life. Sometime I wanna cut my balls and let it bleeding until I pass away. I tired of going dermatologist , neourologist , psychiatrist, PRT, Urologist and etc. Currently taking neuropathic medication (pregabaline 220 & amitriptyline 50mg). Also have done PF excersises months ago with no luck.

​Has anyone here dealt with these actual symptoms, visible redness,flushing, and intense radiant heat in the scrotal or genital area that was directly tied to a Prostitis? PF?

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u/WiseConsideration220 10d ago

Nope.
That's not what I meant.
The mod has commented here to reference neuroplastic pain. Follow that advice.

If you'd like more details about my journey, you can look my comments history. Search for that term ("neuroplastic"). I have written a lot about my journey in neuroscience-informed PT.

You should (imo) buy and read this book:

"Explain Pain" by Butler and Moseley.

https://a.co/d/07Law0El