Why are so many men suffering in silence with chronic pelvic pain—and what can actually be done about it?

In Episode 151 of UroNurse, host Vic Senese, RN, BSN, FAUNA is joined by Dr. Mia Maged, a Clinical Neurophysiology and Urodynamics specialist from Cairo, Egypt, with advanced expertise in pelvic floor biofeedback and chronic pelvic pain management.

Together, they dive deep into one of the most underdiagnosed, misunderstood, and mismanaged conditions in men’s health: Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS).

This episode explores:

• The clinical challenges of diagnosing chronic pelvic pain in men

• How neurophysiology and urodynamics uncover root causes others often miss

• The role of pelvic floor dysfunction in persistent pain

• Evidence-based treatment strategies, including biofeedback, behavioral therapy, and neuromodulation

• When to refer, what to test, and how to build a multidisciplinary care plan

Dr. Maged shares insights from her practice, where she combines cutting-edge diagnostics with patient-centered rehabilitation approaches to help men regain comfort, control, and confidence.

Whether you’re a healthcare provider looking to expand your approach, a patient searching for answers, or someone curious about the intersection of neurology and urology, this episode is packed with expert guidance and actionable insights to support better outcomes in male pelvic health.

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