No it doesn’t. First what about actually answering the questions so that other people can glean potential useful info- Which tests did you actually have? Did you pay out of pocket for these tests? How many urologists did you need to see in order to get them to agree to do all of this? Where did you go for them (a typical urologist office, a hospital, a medical university, etc). Why not write up a detailed post outlining your beginning to end story of doing all of this, because it sounds of like a hell of a journey. You’ve been posting a lot on the other forum so you have the time to post. Many guys have had bad and difficult experiences getting anywhere with the medical establishment and would benefit from hearing the actual details. It would contribute more than just repeating the same stuff about pelvic tension that has been repeated for like six years on another forum.
Which leads to the next point, since you’ve been injured for like 10 years, or, as you said yesterday, actually 13 years, why do you act like you are suddenly finding out about this pelvic floor thing for the first time, as if it’s some big new discovery? If you’ve actually been injured for 13 years, and were as active, determined and aggressive, in seeking out help, that you would have needed to be in order to get all of those tests, how could you not have found out about the pelvic floor thing sooner? Despite the extreme determination it would have required to have had all of this testing done, you didn’t post once? Or let alone even do a single drop of internet research, even once? Because if you had, you would have seen the pelvic floor thing a long time ago, and wouldn’t all of the sudden be acting like it’s some big new breakthrough discovery on another forum.
The whole thing doesn’t make any sense.