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<\/a><\/p>\nUterine fibroids<\/h2>\n
Uterine fibroids are tumors that develop in the walls of the uterus. These tumors are mostly benign (non-cancerous). In some cases, women with uterine fibroids experience slight to severe discomfort in the pelvis and pain during sex.<\/p>\n
Uterine fibroids can also reduce a woman\u2019s ability to become pregnant. These tumors commonly appear in women between the ages of 30 and 40.<\/p>\n
Treatment for this condition includes medication and surgery.<\/p>\n
Ovarian cysts<\/h2>\n
Ovarian cysts are sacs filled with fluid that develops when a gland fails to produce an egg or when a gland closes after releasing an egg.<\/p>\n
Ovarian cysts commonly don\u2019t cause symptoms but they, in some cases, do. Some of those symptoms include:<\/p>\n
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- sharp pain and\/or pressure in the pelvic area<\/li>\n
- pain after sex<\/li>\n
- irregular menstruation<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
Ovarian cysts, especially when large, may lead to painful urination and pelvic pain. Some of these cysts resolve without any treatments, some need medication, and some require surgery.<\/p>\n
In certain cases of ovarian cysts, it is harder or even impossible for the woman to get pregnant<\/a>.<\/p>\n
Pelvic inflammatory disease (PID)<\/h2>\n
Pelvic inflammatory disease is an inflammatory disease that is caused by bacteria. PIDs are infectious and may have developed from gonorrhea.<\/p>\n
This disease can damage different reproductive organs such as the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes.<\/p>\n
Common symptoms include pelvic pain that can also be felt in the abdomen, abnormal vaginal discharge, and pain during urination and sex.<\/p>\n
PID must be treated immediately to prevent infertility, pregnancy complications, and pelvic pain. The treatments can range from antibiotics to surgery.<\/p>\n
Ectopic pregnancy<\/h2>\n
Ectopic pregnancy or tubal pregnancy is a pregnancy complication wherein the embryo grows outside the uterus.<\/p>\n
This complication can cause sharp pains in the pelvis, vaginal bleeding, dizziness, and nausea. If the ectopic pregnancy is timely discovered, it could be treated medically.<\/p>\n
However, if it is left untreated to the point where the rupture of the fallopian tubes, surgery needs to be done immediately.<\/p>\n
Menstrual cramps<\/h2>\n
Menstrual cramps or dysmenorrhea strike during menstruation. There are two kinds: the primary and the secondary.<\/p>\n
Primary menstrual cramps refer to the pelvic pain that resulted from the contraction of the uterus as an attempt to remove the blood that accumulated inside.<\/p>\n
This lasts up to 7 days during menstruation. Usually, these cramps can be felt in the lower back and\/or lower belly.<\/p>\n
Home remedies and lifestyle changes such as heating pads or regular exercise can aid in reducing the pain.<\/p>\n
Secondary menstrual cramps are caused by other pre-existing conditions and not menstruation (like PID, ovarian cysts, etc.)<\/p>\n
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<\/a><\/p>\nPremenstrual syndrome (PMS)<\/h2>\n
Unlike menstrual cramps, PMS occur a week or two before menstruation. It usually causes pelvic and lowers back pain, tender breasts, headaches, etc. that last until menstruation occurs.<\/p>\n
Some medicines or changes in lifestyle (dieting and exercising) can help reduce these symptoms.<\/p>\n
Painful Ovulation (Mittelschmerz)<\/h2>\n
Painful ovulation or \u201cmittelschmerz\u201d (a German word which means \u201cmiddle pain\u201d) transpire during ovulation. This pain occurs when the ovary stretches itself in order to release an egg.<\/p>\n
It can last up to hours depending on the situation. This condition doesn\u2019t necessarily need medical treatment as the pain resolves itself over time.<\/p>\n
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)<\/h2>\n
Irritable bowel syndrome is a pain syndrome that affects the large intestines. Symptoms include cramping in the pelvic area, bloating, diarrhea, or constipation.<\/p>\n
IBS is a recurring disorder that requires management. Treatment of IBS involves lifestyle changes such as managing stress and diet.<\/p>\n
IBS that show more serious symptoms might require medication or counseling.<\/p>\n
Appendicitis<\/h2>\n
Appendicitis refers to the inflammation of your appendix.<\/p>\n
This can usually be felt on the lower right side of the abdomen and is accompanied by fever and vomiting.<\/p>\n
An infected appendix requires immediate medical attention to prevent the appendix from bursting.<\/p>\n
If the appendix bursts, it will result in infectious substances getting into the abdominal cavity that can lead to a more serious, possibly life-threatening, condition.<\/p>\n
Here is a detailed article\u00a0on\u00a0various appendicitis treatments<\/a>.<\/p>\n
If you are suffering from pelvic pain, do not hesitate to get in touch with your trusted doctor immediately.<\/p>\n
If this article has been useful to you, please read the previous one posted about pelvic pain reasons. Both complete each other and are full of resources for your better understanding.<\/p>\n
An overview of pregnancy-related pelvic pain<\/a><\/p>\n