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Pelvic pain is pain felt in the lower abdomen or pelvis. It can be mild and temporary, but sometimes it may be a sign of a condition that needs medical attention. 1️⃣ PERIOD PAIN (MENSTRUAL CRAMPS) Pain and cramping during menstruation are common. It usually improves within a few days. 2️⃣ ENDOMETRIOSIS This occurs when tissues similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus. It may cause: (1) Severe or long-lasting pelvic pain (2) Pain during sex (3) Heavy or painful periods 3️⃣ OVARIAN CYSTS Some ovarian cysts cause no symptoms, while others may cause: (1) One-sided pelvic pain (2) Pain that comes and goes (3) Sudden severe pain if a cyst ruptures or twists 4️⃣ FIBROIDS Fibroids are non-cancerous growths in or around the uterus. They may cause: (1) Heavy menstrual bleeding (2) Pelvic pressure or pain (3) A feeling of fullness in the lower abdomen 5️⃣ ECTOPIC PREGNANCY 🚨 An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a pregnancy develops outside the uterus, commonly in a fallopian tube. One-sided pelvic pain, vaginal bleeding, dizziness or fainting during pregnancy requires urgent medical care. 6️⃣ INFECTIONS Urinary or reproductive-tract infections can cause pelvic discomfort. Other symptoms may include: (1) Burning when urinating (2) Fever (3) Unusual vaginal discharge or odour (4) Ongoing pelvic pain 7️⃣ OVULATION PAIN Some women experience mild, one-sided pelvic pain around the middle of their menstrual cycle. It may last for a short time and usually settles on its own. 🚨 WHEN SHOULD YOU SEE A DOCTOR? Please seek medical care if pelvic pain: (1) Is severe or suddenly becomes severe (2) Does not go away or keeps returning (3) Occurs with heavy or unusual bleeding (4) Comes with fever, vomiting, dizziness or fainting (5) Happens when you may be pregnant (6) Interferes with your normal daily activities Please don't ignore persistent pelvic pain or keep treating yourself without knowing the cause. A proper medical assessment can help identify the problem and guide the right treatment. #womenshealth#healtheducation#endometriosis #women#period
Pelvic pain is pain felt in the lower abdomen or pelvis. It can be mild and temporary, but sometimes it may be a sign of a condition that needs medical attention. 1️⃣ PERIOD PAIN (MENSTRUAL CRAMPS) Pain and cramping during menstruation are common. It usually improves within a few days. 2️⃣ ENDOMETRIOSIS This occurs when tissues similar to the lining of the uterus grows outside the uterus. It may cause: (1) Severe or long-lasting pelvic pain (2) Pain during sex (3) Heavy or painful periods 3️⃣ OVARIAN CYSTS Some ovarian cysts cause no symptoms, while others may cause: (1) One-sided pelvic pain (2) Pain that comes and goes (3) Sudden severe pain if a cyst ruptures or twists 4️⃣ FIBROIDS Fibroids are non-cancerous growths in or around the uterus. They may cause: (1) Heavy menstrual bleeding (2) Pelvic pressure or pain (3) A feeling of fullness in the lower abdomen 5️⃣ ECTOPIC PREGNANCY 🚨 An ectopic pregnancy occurs when a pregnancy develops outside the uterus, commonly in a fallopian tube. One-sided pelvic pain, vaginal bleeding, dizziness or fainting during pregnancy requires urgent medical care. 6️⃣ INFECTIONS Urinary or reproductive-tract infections can cause pelvic discomfort. Other symptoms may include: (1) Burning when urinating (2) Fever (3) Unusual vaginal discharge or odour (4) Ongoing pelvic pain 7️⃣ OVULATION PAIN Some women experience mild, one-sided pelvic pain around the middle of their menstrual cycle. It may last for a short time and usually settles on its own. 🚨 WHEN SHOULD YOU SEE A DOCTOR? Please seek medical care if pelvic pain: (1) Is severe or suddenly becomes severe (2) Does not go away or keeps returning (3) Occurs with heavy or unusual bleeding (4) Comes with fever, vomiting, dizziness or fainting (5) Happens when you may be pregnant (6) Interferes with your normal daily activities Please don't ignore persistent pelvic pain or keep treating yourself without knowing the cause. A proper medical assessment can help identify the problem and guide the right treatment. #womenshealth#healtheducation#endometriosis #women#period

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