Darshana Patel
GBInformative and cost effective treatment of pudendal neuralgia The aid plan is explained in detail and the cause and treatment of pudendal neuralgia is easy to understand. I spent $250 a visit to a Physical therapist in the past. This is a cost-effective and great program
Lingyun Wang
GBIt would be better if you provide on how to heal bladder wall. That's the most cause of IC. It's a good collective of information for people who are new to IC and haven't done much research on it. The stretch and breath are nice and relax.
Mister Harding
GBGood overview of all the possible… Good overview of all the possible symptoms and the full rounded nature of treatment required. However the exercises NEED special yoga type equipment which you're going to have to go and purchase separately. They should warn you about that or structure then with common items people can use instead.
Igor
HRMy experience My “prostatitis” was diagnosed 5 years ago. I’ve suffered with almost all those symptoms you have mentiod in your post. Suprisingly, after only a few days application of your AidPlan, the most irritatig symptoms have gone: - no pain in the pelvis and genitals any longer - no frequent toilet use during the night, actually not a single time at the moment (instead of 3 times at least) I’ve just started with a part of AP (stretching exercises, buttock ex., trying to identify eventual trigger point..) I’m doing exercise twice per a day, so pleased so far! A huge progress has been done!
JILL
GBNo money back guarantee I bought this due to a Doctors diagnosis. Unfortunately I only got to 1st stretching exercise & was stuck on floor for 2 hours. It turns out I had wrong diagnosis. Aidplan offer a 30 day money back guarantee, however there is no way to claim this back on their webpage. I have sent a few messages & email, so far I have heard nothing.