{"id":10079,"date":"2021-12-03T14:00:59","date_gmt":"2021-12-03T22:00:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.everywomanover29.com\/blog\/?p=10079"},"modified":"2021-12-03T10:17:41","modified_gmt":"2021-12-03T18:17:41","slug":"gaba-lozenge-relieves-excruciating-pelvic-floor-rectal-pain-and-spasms-within-30-seconds-a-solution-for-proctalgia-fugax","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.everywomanover29.com\/blog\/gaba-lozenge-relieves-excruciating-pelvic-floor-rectal-pain-and-spasms-within-30-seconds-a-solution-for-proctalgia-fugax\/","title":{"rendered":"GABA lozenge relieves excruciating pelvic floor\/rectal pain and spasms within 30 seconds: a solution for proctalgia fugax"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Have you experienced excruciating pain in the rectum as a result of spasms in your anal sphincter? You may not even know this condition is called proctalgia fugax and you may struggle with the agonizing pelvic floor pain with no quick solution. You may also not get much help from your doctor because the management of proctalgia fugax remains challenging.<\/p>\n

The good news is that there is a simple solution that eases the spasms and stops the pain very quickly, typically in less than 2 minutes and sometimes as quickly as 30 seconds. Ashlee discovered how quickly a GABA lozenge worked to give her immediate relief from her scary and excruciatingly painful spasms.<\/p>\n

Here is Ashlee\u2019s wonderful feedback on the blog I wrote on this topic<\/a> a few years ago after this started happening to me:<\/p>\n

I want to personally thank you for this article and option of GABA to relieve the excruciating pain I was having.<\/p>\n

After research I realized that my pelvic floor was having spasms. Such a new and scary feeling to have been having, and finding your advice and immediate relief of GABA changed everything!<\/p>\n

Of course the scariest part initially is the pain and the \u201cwhat is happening feeling!\u201d But it\u2019s quickly followed up with \u201cwhen will this happen again, where will I be, and what do I do in that situation?\u201d<\/p>\n

I would highly recommend the GABA lozenges which I got at the vitamin store down the street. I carry them in a little baggie with me now just in case an episode happens. I did have an episode happen when I was on site of a job, and thankfully had the GABA lozenge to immediately relieve the pain, literally (within 30 seconds!! INCREDIBLE!)<\/p>\n

The option otherwise (and what I did when it first happened) was to soak in a warm bath or with a heating pad, which obviously is not an option if you are at work or not at home.<\/p>\n

The other options as suggested online are even scarier\u2026 resorting to electric shock up the rectum to ease the spasms! Yikes!<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

I thanked her for sharing how well the GABA lozenge works for her, saying how happy I am for her! I also let her know that I\u2019d love to share it as a new blog post because it offers so much hope to others (hence this blog).<\/p>\n

GABA Calm lozenge and other low GABA symptoms<\/h2>\n

I assume Ashlee is referring to Source Naturals GABA Calm lozenges<\/a> which contains 125mg of GABA and is a sublingual lozenge. They do really work this quickly for spasms, pain and anxiety too. GABA always works best when used in a sublingual form like this or when a GABA capsule is opened onto the tongue.<\/p>\n

I agree with her – it\u2019s a good plan to keep GABA on hand in case she gets the spasms during the day. I also recommend having GABA next to the bed because it often seems to happen in the middle of the night.<\/p>\n

I did ask if using GABA has also helped with easing her other low GABA symptoms. These can include:<\/p>\n