First time posting with an issue I have had for the past two years

I am in my mid 40's have always been a high anxiety stessed out type person.  I don't show it outside but I worry about things all the time.  Well about 3 years ago I decided to lose weight,  I was 6' tall and just a tad over 300 lbs.  I went on Atkins and started working out again.   All went well for about a year.  I don't know what happened.  But one morning I woke up with pain in the Groin/Urethra sp??.  It became worse over the next 6 months to the point that I was almost bed ridden.  My entire abdomen prostate and bladder area were in pain.  What was also odd was that the bottom of my feet and my thighs would become very hot almost like the sensation of a hot knife being driven in them. 

Can you tell me where your pain is exactly?? Is it strictly in your groin? Does it radiate anywhere?? Exactly WHERE is it? (You don't have to be shy...lol) Does it include your genitals? Your buttocks??

There is a few people on here with LPHS, which stands for Loin Pain Hematruia Syndrome, but I don't know much about it, sorry. I'm sure one of them will catch this.

I wanted to tell you something that may help for the pain, however. They are called B&O suppositories (belladonna&opium). They are a C-II narcotic, and obviously they are placed in the rectum. They provide local relief (and some systemic) of pain. As a nurse, I used them all the time on those men who had surgery on their prostates, etc. I never heard any complaints about them. They seemed to relieve the pain very well. I actually used them myself for my Interstitial Cystitis. Ask your urologist for them (or any of your docs).

I feel terrible that no one has been able to diagnose you. Where do you live??? Are you near any large towns with teaching hospitals or well-known research hospitals?? Those are the places to be for the latest and greatest medical care, and those docs are USUALLY top notch.

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DX: DDD, DJD, HNP L2-S1, OA, OP, intractable pain, severe asthma, COPD, migraines, endometriosis, uterine ca, PCOS, metabolic syndrome, chronic epstien-barr virus, fibromyalgia, depression, anxiety, PTSD, avoidant personality disorder, social phobia, SLE, connective tissue disorder

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