Stretching exercises and flareup

Hello everyone. I am writing here as I've been diagnosed with pudendal neuralgia few years ago and I am on some let's say healing journey with a lot of hit and misses, so to speak. Last 2 or 3 years, I had only mild pain while seating long hours and otherwise I was doing great. So I started some excercises. And this made everything relapse worse than ever.

I was doing deep squats, yogi squats, child's pose and lizard pose. I've noticed that these, and specially lizard pose gives me flares in a sense of pulling sensation in the perineal area, shioting penis pain and rectal pain. All pain symptoms exploded and lasts for 4 weeks already. I am miserable. Do you think this flare can be reversed? I feel such a fool for doing these stretching (reccomended by so called professional). Any advice is welcomed.

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u/AvailableEbb2741 — 1 day ago

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u/AvailableEbb2741 — 27 days ago

Stretching exercises and flareup

Hello everyone. I am writing here as I've been diagnosed with pudendal neuralgia few years ago and I am on some let's say healing journey with a lot of hit and misses, so to speak...

I wanted to share some insights and experience with some stretching I'm doing. So, I'm doing deep squats, yogi squats, child's pose and lizard pose. I've noticed that these, and specially lizard pose gives me flares in a sense of pulling sensation in the perineal area. It can last for hours after exercise. Does anyone have experience with these or similar deep stretches? It should promote nerve gliding and tissue relaxation but for me it induced flares. Any comment or insight would be welcomed. Hope everyone here can find some kind of relief for pain 😊

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u/AvailableEbb2741 — 28 days ago

History shows the real divide was never gender, but class.

The idea that all women throughout history experienced the same kind of oppression is, in my view, an oversimplification. When you look more closely, the deeper divide often appears to be class rather than gender alone. Elite women—queens, noblewomen, and landowners—could hold significant influence, shape political outcomes, and in some cases outmaneuver male counterparts. At the same time, ordinary women and men alike were bound by the same economic constraints, hard labor, and limited mobility.

This doesn’t mean gender played no role, but it suggests that class—and often race—were just as powerful, if not more decisive, in shaping people’s lives and opportunities. Reducing history to a single axis risks missing that complexity.

If this perspective interests you, I’ve been exploring it further in my writing: https://substack.com/@tinbr. I’d be interested to hear how others see it.

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