WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for April, 2003: Re: separation of symphasis pubis

Re: separation of symphasis pubis

From: Jessica Bardales MD (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 30 Apr 2003 19:54:27 -0500 (CDT)

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You could seek the help of a physiotherapist in this matter. You could discuss the use of direct corticoid injections to the joint. There are a number of alternatives to surgery, which in itself is does not have a satisfactory success rate.

At Wed, 30 Apr 2003, Mary wrote: >
>When I had my second (large) son 2 1/2 years ago, I was diagnosed with
>pubic symphasis separation. My young Doctor was unfamiliar with the
>condition and prescribed the usual conservative treatment of bedrest
>(which was all I could do anyway). My chiropractor suggested a pelvic
>binder (severe girdle).
>This condition never improved, and is now getting progressively worse. I
>have revisited my OB, who says there is a laser surgery which can be
>done, but she is unfamilar with that also. My chiropractor has said she
>can do nothing else for it.
>What excruciating PAIN! Worsened by the slightest shift of weight,
>pushing, pulling, sexual activity or lifting. I am only 29 and have a
>very active, and otherwise contented life. However this is starting to
>affect every aspect of my life. That I am reduced to sit infront of my
>computer, begging for medical advice instead of enjoying the beautiful
>day with my toddler, is nothing short of gloomy.

--
Jessica Bardales MD, SOCOG
Hospital Ginecobstetrico Docente Provincial, Camaguey, Cuba.
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