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Doctor suggested I should do a heart MRI. When I tried the machine I could barely make 10cm in before getting claustrophobic. They said anesthesia would add another 40-60k on top of the 40-50k for the MRI itself. So I’m looking for an MRI in Bangkok that either a) is much bigger than this one (I think this one is 50cm) and/or b) is cheaper than 100k incl. anesthesia

What seems to help many men (and women) is physiotherapy, both external (stretches in particular) as well as internal (yes, the PT goes into your anus or vagina to massage internal trigger points). It’s widely understood as a muscular issue, where trauma (such as frequent infections, frequent sitting, clenching your muscles because of frequent stress etc.) has causes muscles to tighten. It’s referred to as UCPPS these days, Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome. Unfortunately there don’t seem to be any PTs in Thailand specializing in this. You can find stretches on Google and buy an “internal wand” to massage the insides of your pelvis yourself. Download the book “A Headache in the Pelvis”.

Thanks for sharing this. Do you remember how long it took and what tests he did? His website outlines a test protocol that seems rather comprehensive, and I’m wondering whether he does all that, especially that computer based test.

Can anyone recommend a psychiatrist who can examine an adult for ADHD? I saw that most hospitals seem to refer to children mostly, not acknowledging that adults can have undiagnosed ADHD. I also stumbled upon a westerner practicing in Bangkok (Eric Mason / Lighthouse Human Services) whose testing approach seems rather comprehensive as far as I can judge as a layman. Not sure if anyone has experience with him and can recommend him?