The pubic area or area called the pelvic bone is the area
where there is pubescence on the vagina. There may be pain in this area during
pregnancy or after childbirth. Expansion and separation in the pubic bone
begins after the 10th week of pregnancy. This is due to the relaxation of the
joints under the influence of the relaxin hormone increased during pregnancy.
It is a more rare condition compared to lower back and back pain.
Conditions that increase the risk of pubic pain:
- Big baby
- To give birth more
- Delivery is too fast or too long
- Interventions such as applying forceps at birth
- Previously trauma to the hip, pelvic area or accident,
having surgery
There may be pain, tenderness, swelling in the pubic area and
the pain can hit the waist, hip, leg. Pain may increase in situations such as
lifting weights, climbing stairs and walking. There may be pain when turning in
bed, standing up.
In his treatment, bed rest and various exercises are given,
anti-inflammatory pain medications are used.
Separation
in Pubic Bone (Diastasis Symphysis Pubis)
The joint distance between pubic bones in non-pregnant people
is about 4-5 mm. It is normal for this interval to increase by a few mm with
the relaxant effect of the relaxin hormone increased during pregnancy. It is
considered normal to increase the interval up to 9 mm during pregnancy. This
normal separation is necessary for easy delivery. When there is a separation of
10 mm or more, an abnormal separation is mentioned. This degree of excessive
separation can occur during pregnancy or childbirth and can cause severe pain
and joint dysfunction. Recovery is often observed in 6-8 weeks after rest,
exercise and anti-inflammatory drug therapy. Rarely, surgery may require
fixation.
-REDNESS IN HANDS IN PREGNANCY
-NUMBNESS IN HANDS IN PREGNANCY
-GAS PAIN IN PREGNANCY
-DYSPEPSIA IN PREGNANCY
-BLOOD IN URINE IN PREGNANCY
-CONSTIPATION AND HEMOROID IN PREGNANCY
-BLEEDING IN PREGNANCY
-ABDOMINAL CRACKS IN PREGNANCY
