Pelvic pain, a common issue among women, can stem from a variety of causes ranging from menstrual cramps to more serious conditions like endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease. This guide provides a detailed overview of the symptoms associated with pelvic pain and outlines potential treatment strategies.
We understand that your body is complex. We are ready to discuss your customized treatment plan with you. What causes pelvic pain in women? When should I seek medical help for pelvic pain? How is the cause of pelvic pain diagnosed? What are the treatment options for pelvic pain? Are there therapies for managing pelvic pain? What is endometrial ablation? Who is a candidate for endometrial ablation? How is endometrial ablation performed?
What are the risks associated with endometrial ablation? What results can be expected from an endometrial ablation? What kind of endometrial ablation do we use at Epiphany? You should consult a healthcare provider if your pelvic pain affects your quality of life.
If your life is negatively affected by your pelvic pain, then you deserve to be evaluated and treated. Options may include: Medication: Pain relievers, hormonal therapies, and antibiotics can be used depending on the condition causing the pain.
Physical therapy: Techniques such as pelvic floor physical therapy can alleviate pain by addressing muscle tension or weakness.
