That's Magic! Reviewing the EZMagic Pelvic Wand for IC and PGAD

When I first started Tiny Pioneer as a result of my own persistent genital arousal disorder (PGAD), my focus was very much on nutritional and hormonal approaches to resolving it. I did try some yoga and osteopathy, but I knew nothing about internal physiotherapy and would have dismissed it out of hand in any case. I felt that any kind of internal stimulation exacerbated my problem, so even when I read about people using physiotherapy to help with pelvic pain issues, I never considered trying it myself. It seemed so counterintuitive that I just couldn’t imagine that it would help!However, at the BAUN conference in Glasgow, Heather from Desert Harvest introduced me to the work of Nicole Cozean and Amy Stein, who both pioneer physical approaches to interstitial cystitis and related conditions. She also told me about Iliana Brockman of IC Relief, who has designed and manufactured glass wands especially…