Patient's question:
Pain above the pubic bone, and a feeling of blockage in the area where you urinate and defecate. Yesterday, I took the child to the children's hospital, and it was a bit far, so I was very tired. When I got home, it was like this. I also often suffer from constipation, and in September, I had a medication-induced abortion and a uterine clearance. My menstrual flow is also reduced. Is the pain above the pubic bone due to pelvic or uterine issues, or is it related to constipation? What kind of examination should be done?Doctor's answer:
Based on what you've described, the pain above the pubic bone is likely related to the uterus. During a thorough examination, you can undergo a color Doppler ultrasound or a transvaginal ultrasound. However, it's also possible that the cause is constipation. Let's rule out each possibility one by one.I recommend that you visit a reputable public hospital and make an appointment with the gynecology department. First, undergo an abdominal color Doppler ultrasound or a transvaginal ultrasound. If no issues are found, you can then consider a colonoscopy to identify the underlying cause as early as possible. Once the diagnosis is clear, you can receive targeted treatment.
Wishing the patient a speedy recovery!