Question 1

hello. i have been experiencing some extreme bloating the past few weeks. and today, i am only a little bloated, however i have a sharp pain in my pelvic region. it comes and goes, but it is very sharp. i also have a thick white discharge.

Accepted Answer

Need an exam: Your symptoms are not all related. The white discharge is 
due to a Candida yeast infection. OTC creams like Monistat will treat this. Sharp pain in the pelvic region can be due to a number of conditions. Please see your physician or gynecologist to find out the cause for your pain. You won&#x27;t be able to diagnose the cause online.

Question 2

6 weeks post left recurrent inguinal hernia operation. have a lump thats sore under incision. ct scan show trace free fluid in middle of pelvis & fat stranding/mild soft tissue thickening in left inguinal region. will this resolve & how? how long?

Accepted Answer

Hernia surgery: Only the team who did the surgery on YOU can advise. Ask them what has been their usual recovery time if men like you they have operated on.

Question 3

6 weeks post left inguinal hernia op. lump, sore under incision. ct scan show trace free fluid in middle of pelvis & fat stranding/mild soft tissue thickening in left inguinal region. will this resolve & how? how long? also, had seroma which resolved?

Accepted Answer

Observation. : If no redness at site or fever seromas usually absorb. But you should see your surgeon soon.

Question 4

i hit myself today on my hipbone. now i am experiencing pain in my back and pelvic region. what could the relation be considering?

Accepted Answer

Pelvic,back pain: These pains may or may not be directly or indirectly  related to hip trauma. A physician would have to examine all three areas in order to pinpoint the cause or causes of the discomfort. Xray studies may be ordered or a referral to an orthopedic specialist or gynecologist may be advised after the initial assessment.

Question 5

pelvic pain, pain in pelvic region and between taint area.. what could this 
be?

Accepted Answer

Too little info: You do not give us enough info so we can not come up with a specific answer. We'd need to know: ?what area in pelvis is effected, is the pain constant, or fluctuates, did you have any chills, or fever, does it get worse on intercourse, etc. In any case: if the pain continues you need to see your gyn.

Question 6

what cause sharp severe pain in ur pelvic region?

Accepted Answer

Varied causes: http://www.pelvicpain.org/pdf/patients/cpp_pt_ed_booklet.pdf.

Question 7

how harmful is it having 2 mris on the pelvic region close together? what is the number of xrays a person can have before it's harmful to the body?

Accepted Answer

Non issue: As MRI uses magnetic forces for imaging, not radiation.  It is true that multiple cts and plain films over time could be of some concern.

Question 8

how do i know that my baby has dropped in the pelvic region?

Accepted Answer

Increased pressure: You will notice increased pressure feeling low down. It may feel like you have to pee all the time and then you only go a few drops and also may put pressure on rectum, feeling like you need to poop. However, the best way is to keep your doctor visits towards the end of pregnancy and the doctor can actually check you and assess the position and station of the baby to see if he or she has dropped.

Question 9

are spasms in the pelvis region a symptom of appendicitis?

Accepted Answer

Appendicitis: Appendicitis symptoms include: aching pain that begins around your navel and often shifts to your lower right abdomen, pain that becomes sharper over several hours, tenderness that occurs when you apply pressure to your lower right abdomen, sharp pain in your lower right abdomen that occurs when the area is pressed on and then the pressure is quickly released, there are many more symptoms.

Question 10

what are the most common causes of pain in my tailbone/pelvis region?

Accepted Answer

Strain or bruise: Bruised tailbone can be painful for a long time. If pelvic pain persists, you should see your doctor to make sure you don't have a pelvic infection.

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Hello. i have been experiencing some extreme bloating the past few weeks. and today, i am only a little bloated, however i have a sharp pain in my pelvic region. it comes and goes, but it is very sharp. i also have a thick white discharge.

A member asked:

6 weeks post left recurrent inguinal hernia operation. have a lump thats sore under incision. ct scan show trace free fluid in middle of pelvis & fat stranding/mild soft tissue thickening in left inguinal region. will this resolve & how? how long?

A member asked:

6 weeks post left inguinal hernia op. lump, sore under incision. ct scan show trace free fluid in middle of pelvis & fat stranding/mild soft tissue thickening in left inguinal region. will this resolve & how? how long? also, had seroma which resolved?

A member asked:

I hit myself today on my hipbone. now i am experiencing pain in my back and pelvic region. what could the relation be considering?

A member asked:

Pelvic pain, pain in pelvic region and between taint area.. what could this be?

A member asked:

What cause sharp severe pain in ur pelvic region?

A member asked:

How harmful is it having 2 mris on the pelvic region close together? what is the number of xrays a person can have before it's harmful to the body?

A member asked:

How do i know that my baby has dropped in the pelvic region?

A member asked:

Are spasms in the pelvis region a symptom of appendicitis?

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What are the most common causes of pain in my tailbone/pelvis region?

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