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Pelvic Pain
Finding Relief from
Pelvic Pain
Studies indicate that 15% of women in their childbearing years experience pelvic pain, making it a common yet distressing issue.
At Monroe OBGYN, our team is dedicated to helping patients overcome debilitating pelvic pain, allowing them to return to a better quality of life.
Pelvic Pain Q & A
While the term “pelvic pain” may seem straightforward, its presentation can vary significantly based on the underlying condition. This pain may manifest as:
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Dull and nagging discomfort
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Acute pain following sex or urination
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Pain that is confined to the pelvic area or radiates to the lower back, buttocks, and thighs
Many women find that pelvic pain intensifies during menstruation and may be accompanied by heavy bleeding. Each of these distinctions helps the Monroe OBGYN team accurately identify the root cause of your discomfort.-
While the term “pelvic pain” may seem straightforward, its presentation can vary significantly based on the underlying condition. This pain may manifest as:
-
Dull and nagging discomfort
-
Acute pain following sex or urination
-
Pain that is confined to the pelvic area or radiates to the lower back, buttocks, and thighs
Many women find that pelvic pain intensifies during menstruation and may be accompanied by heavy bleeding. Each of these distinctions helps the Monroe OBGYN team accurately identify the root cause of your discomfort.-
While the term “pelvic pain” may seem straightforward, its presentation can vary significantly based on the underlying condition. This pain may manifest as:
-
Dull and nagging discomfort
-
Acute pain following sex or urination
-
Pain that is confined to the pelvic area or radiates to the lower back, buttocks, and thighs
Many women find that pelvic pain intensifies during menstruation and may be accompanied by heavy bleeding. Each of these distinctions helps the Monroe OBGYN team accurately identify the root cause of your discomfort.-
While the term “pelvic pain” may seem straightforward, its presentation can vary significantly based on the underlying condition. This pain may manifest as:
-
Dull and nagging discomfort
-
Acute pain following sex or urination
-
Pain that is confined to the pelvic area or radiates to the lower back, buttocks, and thighs
Many women find that pelvic pain intensifies during menstruation and may be accompanied by heavy bleeding. Each of these distinctions helps the Monroe OBGYN team accurately identify the root cause of your discomfort.-
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