Pelvic Pain

[katiekiss163]

It is so nice to hear that I am not the only one with this issue. I am 27 years old and have been dealing with this pain for about 6 years now. I have had every test I can think of and have seen several doctors. I had a surgery to see if it was endometriosis but that came back negative. I used to be a runner and an athlete. Now, all I can seem to do is walk. If I try to run or push myself over 15 minutes while working out I can start to feel the onset of this pain so I start to slow down and stop. After I stop the pain starts to increase at a rapid speed. This pain is in the middle of my lower pelvis and it is excruciating. I have to sit down, cannot walk, and feel like I am going to throw up because the paid is so bad. It takes about 10 minutes until it is gone but leaves me exhausted.

It has been a couple years since I have had tests because the end result of every doctor’s appointment was that they could not figure out what it was and would refer me to someone else. The pain is just getting worst and I need to find some help. The problem is I don't know who else to see. I can't seem to find a pelvic pain specialist in Colorado so if anyone has recommendations please send them my way. Even if they are out of state. I would do just about anything to find a diagnosis.  

[Dr Vinod]

Hello!

It is important to get some present day scans done to rule out fractures or tears of any soft tissue in your muscles, tendons or ligaments in your pelvic area.

Get X-ray done and also MRI and get it commented by an expert radiologist for a proper diagnosis.

You can also try a neurologist to diagnose your condition if the pelvic pain specialist cannot diagnose your problem.

Take care!

[gymdandee]

Did they check for a hairline fracture?