I do realize that the gist of the show was sexual pain, although that nerve sensitivity that was apparently cured by surgery is certainly not the only thing that can cause sexual dysfunction. The tight, painful muscles (and adhesions that have also formed) could certainly cause sexual pain and dysfunction in many other ways. Pelvic pain and pelvic floor dysfunction is way more complicated than that.
Susan Bilheimer, author of the recent book called 'Secret Suffering' felt the same way. The show just glossed over one small part of this issue- cramming it into a midsummer show that ran through several different medical issues. 'Good Morning America' (which I'm never home to watch because I'm at work) apparently did have a segment where Amy showed some of the exercises she advises patients with tight muscles to do. But there was no mention of the additional treatments (myofascial release, trigger point injections, biofeedback, internal and external massage)that can help along with these exercises. Although one problem with these other treatments is that many people can't afford them anyway because insurance won't cover them- yet they seem to have no problem paying for surgeries that don't address the REAL problem!