Possible causes
Possible causes: myofascial syndrome, poor posture and load, chronic overload, referred pain from the lumbar region. If necessary, we recommend related specialists.
Symptoms
Pelvic pain
Pelvic pain can be associated with musculofascial disorders, the effects of injury, prolonged sitting, or a combination of several factors. A sensitive and structured history taking is important.
When to see a doctor
Make an appointment if your pain persists for more than 2-3 weeks, gets worse with walking or sitting, interferes with sleep, or is accompanied by numbness in your legs.
What to bring to the consultation
Results of examinations (MRI, ultrasound, x-ray), conclusions of a gynecologist/urologist if available, a list of medications.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions we are asked most often
Which doctor should I go to for pelvic pain?
A pain specialist will help you structure your complaints and understand whether additional consultation with a related physician is needed.
Is the consultation confidential?
Yes. All information remains between you and the doctor.
Chronic pelvic pain: what to do?
Sign up for an in-person consultation. We will analyze the reason and, if necessary, recommend related specialists.
Constant pelvic pain: which doctor should I see?
To a pain specialist after excluding acute pathology by related doctors, if necessary.
Book an appointment
Visit fee: 5,000 ₽. We will contact you to confirm the time.
Confidential
Your data is protected and not shared with third parties.
We will contact you promptly
We usually respond within 24 hours.
Convenient timing
We will find a convenient time for your visit.