Can hemorrhoids give pelvic discomfort?

Continuous pain can be because of muscle spasms in the pelvic floor muscles. For patients with hemorrhoids, pelvic pain can be worse.

How does pelvic pain occur?

The pain occurs when the muscles in the uterus contract or get tightened. This gives the feeling of cramping or heaviness in the pelvic area, lower back or stomach. The pain can be very severe. Moreover, pelvic pain can be a sign of endometriosis

Can Pelvic Pain be Psychological ?

In some cases, the root of pelvic pain is psychological causes. Possible psychological factors associated with chronic pelvic pain include physical, mental or sexual abuse.

Pelvic Pain Treatment in Bangalore | 100% Painless Surgery

advantages	laparoscopic	open procedure
Incision	No	4-6 Inch
Recovery	1-2 Days	2 Weeks
Recurrence	Low risk	High risk
Blood loss	Low	High
Invasive	Minimum	Large
Scars	Insignificant	Significant

advantages

laparoscopic

open procedure

Incision

4-6 Inch

Recovery

1-2 Days

2 Weeks

Recurrence

Low risk

High risk

Blood loss

Low

High

Invasive

Minimum

Large

Scars

Insignificant

Significant

The treatments are suggested to the patients after proper diagnosis, as per the causes and the severity of the condition and pain. Based on physical examination the following treatment options including medications, hormone treatments, therapies, surgery or certain lifestyle changes are suggested to the patient:

Medications

The medication will help to get rid of any infection causing troubles to cure it and give relief from chronic pelvic pain. Pain-relief medications such as aspirin, ibuprofen etc. may be prescribed to treat the condition of pelvic pain.

Hormone Treatment

Hormone treatments may also be recommended to some patients who have pelvic pain during ovulation. So, the gynecologist will prescribe birth control pills or hormone medicine to help ease the pain. Some antibiotics and antidepressants may also be suggested, depending upon diagnosis.

Therapies

Physical therapy including exercises such as stretching, massage, and relaxation therapies can help cure the pelvic pain problems. Other options including Neurostimulation or spinal cord stimulation, trigger point injections and sometimes psychotherapy can also be used for the treatment of pelvic pain.

Surgery

If the problem does not get cured even after therapies and medications, surgery is the final method to treat chronic pelvic pain. The surgeries may include:

Laparoscopic surgery: This is usually performed in the case of endometriosis. The doctor will remove the tissue using laparoscopic surgery in which the surgeon will insert slender viewing instruments through a small incision. The process is an outpatient surgery which can be performed within half an hour.
Hysterectomy: In rare cases where the chronic pain in out of control the doctor may advise the patient to remove from your uterus (hysterectomy), fallopian tubes (salpingectomy) or ovaries (oophorectomy).