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A Urologist’s Perspective on Pelvic Pain and Tarlov Cysts–Related Symptoms

People living with Tarlov Cyst Disease often hear the same frustrating message: “Your symptoms don’t fit neatly into one box.” “Your imaging doesn’t explain your pain.” “This must be pelvic floor, bladder, or anxiety-related.” That’s why a recent interview published by UroToday deserves attention from our community. In this interview , Dr. Elise De — a urologist with extensive expertise in pelvic pain — openly acknowledges something Tarlov cyst patients have known for years:

Dec 18, 20253 min read

Introducing the Tarlov Cyst Disease Education Kit: Now available at the Society!!

When clinicians understand what they’re looking at — when they see the diagnostic criteria, the comorbidities, the nerve-root involvement, the surgical outcomes, and the prevalence numbers — the conversation tone changes.

General Knowledge

Nov 25, 20253 min read

Tarlov Cysts and Sexual Dysfunction: A Multidisciplinary Breakthrough in Care

Dr. Shashank Coorapati and an international team of experts in sexual medicine, urology, neurophysiology, and spine surgery developed a multidisciplinary diagnostic and surgical protocol to evaluate and treat patients suffering from Tarlov Cysts and Sexual Dysfunction.

General Knowledge

Nov 15, 20252 min read

Tarlov Cyst Multisystemic Associations

Living with Tarlov Cyst Disease can feel like you're living within a puzzle full of missing pieces. For many patients, symptoms reach far beyond low back or pelvic pain. Burning limbs, dizziness, brain fog, bowel or bladder dysfunction, and vision changes may seem unrelated—until you look deeper.

General Knowledge

Jul 5, 20254 min read