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Chris’s Story: Pelvic Nerve Decompression for Chronic Pelvic Pain Relief
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Surgery in New Jersey for Pelvic Outlet Syndrome: Lasting Relief for Groin Pain
Up to 85% of patients experience significant pain relief with our advanced, minimally invasive, microsurgical approach—even after conservative treatments have failed.
What Causes Pelvic Outlet Syndrome?
Pelvic Outlet Syndrome happens when nerves in the lower pelvis—especially the pudendal nerve—become compressed or irritated. The pudendal nerve controls sensation and function in the genitals, rectum, and perineum (the area between the genitals and the anus). When the pudendal nerve is compressed or irritated, it can lead to a painful condition known as pudendal neuralgia, causing sharp, burning, or aching pain with sitting, intimacy, or everyday movement. This type of nerve compression can result from injury, surgery, prolonged sitting, or even childbirth.
Our nerve surgery experts routinely travel across New Jersey to provide patients with access to the most advanced diagnostic tools and surgical care available for pelvic nerve conditions.
See How We’re Changing Lives, One Patient at a Time
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What Are the Benefits of Nerve Decompression Surgery?
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Get back to sitting, driving, and working comfortably.
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Reconnect with loved ones without pain interfering.
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Feel confident and at ease during intimacy.
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Break free from the cycle of failed treatments and frustration.
Am I a Candidate for Nerve Decompression Surgery?
You may be a candidate for nerve decompression surgery if you’ve tried conservative treatments without relief and your symptoms suggest nerve compression. A nerve block or specialized imaging may help confirm the diagnosis.
You may qualify if you:
- Have pelvic, perineal, or genital pain that worsens with sitting
- Experience bowel, bladder, or sexual dysfunction without clear cause
- Had temporary relief from a pudendal nerve block
- Were misdiagnosed with IBS, vulvodynia, prostatitis, or other conditions
- Are emotionally and physically ready for surgical recovery
Why is Pelvic Outlet Syndrome Often Misdiagnosed?
Pelvic Outlet Syndrome can mimic gynecologic, urologic, or gastrointestinal disorders—making it difficult to identify without specialized testing. Many patients arrive at The Institute of New Jersey after working closely with trusted providers, but still without answers. We specialize in identifying nerve entrapment as an often-overlooked source of pelvic pain—particularly in patients who haven’t found answers through traditional evaluations. By collaborating across specialties, we combine advanced diagnostic tools with deep expertise in peripheral nerve disorders to bring clarity to even the most complex, unresolved cases.
Why Trust The Institute of New Jersey?
Nerve-First Surgical Expertise
We lead with the nerve—treating the root cause of pelvic pain, not just the symptoms. Our team has performed hundreds of pelvic nerve decompressions, making us one of the most experienced centers in the U.S.
Proven Surgical Outcomes
Studies show up to 85% of properly selected patients experience significant relief from pudendal nerve decompression—especially when performed by specialists like those at The Institute.
Microsurgical Precision That Improves Recovery
We use advanced imaging and microsurgical techniques to minimize tissue damage and nerve irritation—helping reduce complications and support faster healing.
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