At PRM, we understand that pelvic pain is complex, it’s rarely caused by one single issue, and it can’t always be solved with a single treatment. That’s why our care model focuses on understanding the root cause of pain and addressing it from every angle.
To help patients and providers better visualize how this works, we’re proud to show you our new PRM Protocol™ animation video, a visual guide to how our signature treatment series targets inflammation, muscle tension, and nerve dysfunction to promote healing and long-term relief.
What Is The PRM Protocol™?
The PRM Protocol™ is a series of non-surgical, ultrasound-guided treatments designed to calm inflamed pelvic nerves, relax tight or overactive muscles, and restore balance within the pelvic floor.
Each treatment is performed in-office by our pelvic pain specialists and tailored to the patient’s individual diagnosis and symptoms. Over time, this approach can help:
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Reduce inflammation and nerve sensitivity
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Improve muscle coordination and circulation
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Decrease pain flare-ups
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Restore function and comfort in daily life
How It Works
Using advanced, ultrasound-guided techniques, our physicians precisely target areas of irritation or nerve dysfunction within the pelvis. This allows the treatment to calm pain signals at their source, not just mask symptoms.
The PRM Protocol™ addresses the three key drivers of chronic pelvic pain:
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Inflammation — which irritates pelvic nerves and surrounding tissue.
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Nerve Dysfunction — which causes pain signals to fire even after the original injury or disease is treated.
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Muscle Tension — which perpetuates pain and restricts mobility.
By treating these together, patients often see meaningful improvements in pain, movement, and overall quality of life, without the recovery time or risks associated with surgery.
When Surgery Is Part of the Plan
While the PRM Protocol™ is a powerful non-surgical option, we recognize that some patients ultimately need surgery, particularly those with advanced endometriosis or complex pelvic conditions.
In these cases, the PRM Protocol™ plays a vital supportive role.
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Before surgery: It can help reduce inflammation and optimize tissue health, making surgery safer and recovery smoother.
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After surgery: It helps restore pelvic nerve and muscle function, prevent pain recurrence, and promote long-term healing.
Our multidisciplinary team works hand-in-hand with experienced surgeons to ensure every patient receives the most comprehensive, coordinated care possible.
A New Way to See Healing
Our new animation brings this process to life, showing how inflammation, nerve irritation, and muscle tension interact within the pelvis, and how the PRM Protocol™ helps interrupt the cycle of pain.
It’s not just about managing symptoms, it’s about helping patients regain comfort, confidence, and control over their bodies.
