Pelvic pain

The clinical feature of pelvic stasis is "three pains, two more and one less." That is, pelvic falling pain, low back pain, sexual intercourse pain, more menstruation, more leucorrhea, fewer positive signs of gynecological examination. Pelvic venography is often required. Laparoscopy or surgery confirms pelvic vein thickening, circuitous, and varicose clumps, and excludes other organic lesions of the reproductive organs. This disease is more common in women who have early marriage, early childbearing, prolific birth, posterior uterus, habitual constipation and long-term standing work, especially patients with chronic abdominal pain after female sterilization. After laparoscopy, the detection rate is 29.76% At present, the disease is mainly treated by surgery.

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