Symptoms in Men
Symptoms in Women
Treatment for Men
Treatment for Women

History of the
Stanford Protocol and
Wise-Anderson Protocol


2011 Schedule of
Monthly Clinics


Full Text of Dr. Wise's Address to the National Institutes of Health's (NIH) Scientific Workshop on Prostatitis/CPPS
Abstracts of
Published Research
Reviews of A
Headache in the Pelvis
Excerpts from A
Headache in the Pelvis
Paradoxical Relaxation
of the Wise-Anderson Protocol
Physical Therapy of
the Wise-Anderson Protocol
Essays on Different Aspects of Pelvic Pain
Videos of Study
Relating Anxiety to
Trigger Point Activity
   

 
Contact:
National Center for
Pelvic Pain Research
Box 54
Occidental, California 95465
Telephone: 707 874 2225
Fax: 707 874 2335

Email: ahip@sonic.net

 

 

Download Movie 3 (mpg version) here

Video Clip 3: The large rise in electrical activity in a trigger point with anxiety

In this video clip, the woman is given the task of counting backwards by 7's from 902. This is a standard way to create anxiety in a subject. Very soon after this activity begins and anxiety increases, the electrical activity of the trigger point strongly increases... soon electrical activity reaches a point of exceeding the amount of electrical activity in the trigger point before the stress was introduced... the amplitude and intensity of the electrical activity of the trigger point increases strongly as the stress continues.

Video Clip 1 (6.5MB - Quicktime movie)  |  Video Clip 1 (12MB - Mpg movie)
Video Clip 2 (6.5MB - Quicktime movie)  |  Video Clip 2 (12MB - Mpg movie)
Video Clip 3 (6.5MB - Quicktime movie)  |  Video Clip 3 (12MB - Mpg movie)
National Center for Pelvic Pain Research, Box 54, Occidental, California 95465
• Telephone: 707 874 2225 • Fax: 707 874 2335
Email: ahip@sonic.net