Pelvic discomfort is pain or pressure you feel in the lower part of your belly or pelvis. The pain may be dull, sharp, cramping, or aching. It can occur when you sit, stand, move, or rest. At GastroDoxs in Jersey Village, we understand how this pain can affect your daily life and are here to help you find relief.
Pelvic discomfort feels different for everyone. You may notice one or more of the following:
There are many possible causes of pelvic pain. Some are temporary, while others may require treatment:
Don't let pelvic pain hold you back. At GastroDoxs in Jersey Village, our dedicated specialists combine expert diagnostics with compassionate, personalized care to address the root of your discomfort. Book your appointment today and start your journey toward lasting comfort and a better quality of life.
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Yes. Yeast infections can irritate the pelvic tissues, leading to burning, itching, or an aching sensation in the pelvic area.
Pain in both regions can occur when muscle strains, urinary or reproductive infections, or digestive issues like IBS impact nerves and tissues shared by the pelvis and lower back.
Mild pelvic pain, especially as ligaments stretch and joints shift, is common in later pregnancy. However, sharp or sudden pain should be evaluated by a healthcare provider.
Using a soft cushion, maintaining good posture, shifting positions frequently, and taking short standing or walking breaks can help relieve pressure and reduce discomfort.
Yes. Men may experience pelvic pain from prostate issues, hernias, muscle tension, or urinary tract infections that irritate pelvic nerves and tissues.
Nausea combined with pelvic pain can stem from digestive problems (like gallbladder or bowel issues), early pregnancy, or infections that trigger both gut and pelvic nerve responses.
Mild menstrual cramps are normal. If cramps are severe, persistent, or accompanied by other symptoms (like heavy bleeding or fever), it's best to consult a doctor.
During menopause, lower estrogen levels can weaken pelvic muscles and connective tissues, leading to increased pressure or aching sensations in the pelvic area.
Seek immediate medical attention if pain is sudden, severe, or accompanied by fever, heavy bleeding, urinary changes, or any concerning symptoms.
GastroDoxs in Jersey Village offers experienced, personalized care for pelvic and digestive health. Book an appointment with our specialists today.
