Don’t Suffer in Silence from Pelvic Pain
Pelvic pain can have a serious impact on your quality of life. Take control of your health and book a consultation with Mr. N. Agarwal to get the relief you need.
What Is Pelvic Pain?
Pelvic Pain is a common problem experienced by women in the lower part of their abdomen. The intensity of pelvic pain may vary from person to person, the cause for which remains unclear. Pelvic pain can be categorized in two ways, acute pain which appears suddenly and is quite severe, and chronic pelvic pain which is a constant pain that can last for months at a time.
Symptoms Of Pelvic Pain
- Chronic Pain (a pain that appear slowly and persists).
- Acute Pain (stabbing and sharp pain that appears suddenly).
- Feeling of pressure accompanies by ache in the pelvic region.
- Cramps accompanied by throbbing pain that comes and goes.
- Pain that’s associated with performing an activity such as peeing, exercising, or having sex.
Reasons Why You Experience Chronic Pelvic Pain
Pelvic Pain can be caused by varying issues, sometimes it can be caused due to a combination of several health conditions. We have listed some common conditions that may lead to pelvic pain:
- Endometriosis: It is a condition in which the tissues in the inner lining of the uterus grow outwards on the bowels or bladder.
- Uterine fibroids: These are noncancerous tumours that can cause severe discomfort.
- Menstrual Cramps: Menstrual cramps can cause chronic inflammation that leads to pelvic pain.
- Urinary tract infection: UTIs cause inflammation in the bladder which leads to pelvic pain.
- Ectopic Pregnancy: Ectopic pregnancy is a condition where the fetus starts to grow outside the womb. This causes severe pelvic pain and needs to be addressed as soon as possible.
- Miscarriage: Post-miscarriage, the body tries to adjust to the pre-pregnancy state which can cause severe bleeding, discomfort and pelvic pain.
- Threatened Miscarriage: It is a common complication that occurs in early pregnancy.
- Ruptured Fallopian Tube: A ruptured fallopian tube can cause severe pain that feels like a sharp stabbing pain. It is a serious condition and must be treated as soon as possible.
Procedure For Diagnoses Of Chronic Pelvic Pain:
Diagnosis of Pelvic pain includes examination and tests that can help determine the cause of pelvic pain. Additionally, Mr. N. Agarwal, a gynecological specialist may ask you questions regarding the pain you experience. Typically, the specialist will conduct a general examination and pelvic exam. In some cases, these exams can be accompanied by several other tests such as:
- CT Scan (Computed Tomography)
- Laparoscopy
- Colonoscopy
- Ultrasound
- Blood Tests
- Urinalysis
How Is Chronic Pelvic Pain In Women Treated?
The treatment for pelvic pain varies based on the cause of pelvic pain. In case of Pelvic pain caused by Endometriosis, you might have to get on medications, get hormonal treatments, or undergo surgery. In case of pelvic pain caused by Uterine fibroids, treatments include medications, IUD, and Surgery. As a private gynaecologist, Mr N. Agarwal also offers services such as Laparoscopic Surgery which can help treat severe conditions of pelvic pain.
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FAQs
Pelvic pain refers to the discomfort you experience in the lower part of your abdomen or the pelvic region. Pelvic pain is often defined as a sharp, aching, or cramp-like pain that is persistent in nature. For a personalised plan, we recommend you check our pelvic pain treatment services by Women’s Healthcare.
There are several symptoms that can indicate pelvic pain. These include a consistent pain in your abdomen, pain while urinating, menstrual irregularities, pain in your lower back or even digestive troubles. At Women’s Healthcare, we provide fertility health checks for pelvic pain and other fertility examinations.
Minor treatments will not affect your fertility; the same can’t be said for major surgeries. For instance, medications and minimally invasive procedures do not affect your fertility levels. A hysterectomy, on the other hand, involves the complete removal of your uterus, which makes it impossible for women to get pregnant. Contact us if you have any queries that need to be addressed.
Pelvic pain in women could be due to various conditions. These could be related to gynaecological, urinary, gastrointestinal, musculoskeletal, or even chronic conditions. Our well-woman clinic can help you with a pelvic examination to determine the cause of your pain.
Early diagnosis and treatment will go a long way in preventing chronic pelvic pain. You can book an appointment at our well-women clinic, which can help with this. Certain lifestyle changes, focusing on your diet and exercise, can also help to reduce pelvic pain.
You should see a doctor for pelvic pain if you notice any of these symptoms:
- The pain lasts for a long time
- The pain interferes with your daily activities
- Periods feel unusually painful
- You experience discomfort during intercourse
- You notice changes in urination and bowel movements
Contact us if you’re experiencing any of these symptoms that point towards pelvic pain.
Yes, both consultations and treatments at Women’s Healthcare are covered by insurance. We have authority from several leading insurance providers, such as BUPA AXA, Avia, Cigna, Vitality, Helix, and several others. An important point to note is that we provide self-funding options as well.
Different diagnostic tests can be prescribed by your doctor for pelvic pain. This can include a physical examination, an ultrasound scan, blood tests, urine tests, an MRI, and a CT scan, among others. Consult Dr Nilesh to know which diagnostic tests are applicable in your case.
The option of surgery is not essential for pelvic pain treatment. However, in cases such as structural causes, intense pain, laparoscopy or an emergency, a surgery might be suggested. Contact us if you’re looking for a surgeon who specialises in laparoscopy surgery.
Based on the cause, several options are available for elbow pain treatment. These include medications, hormonal treatments, minimally invasive procedures, and other pain management plans. Contact us to develop a personalised plan based on your concerns.