Patient's question:
At 37 weeks of pregnancy, I had symphysis pubis diastasis, unable to turn over by myself, get in and out of bed, or walk. Laughing, coughing, and sneezing caused pain. Six months postpartum, my hip still ached, turning over was painful, accompanied by a popping sound in the pelvis, and walking on uneven stairs or ground was difficult and painful. I also experienced lower back pain, knee pain, heel pain, and back pain.Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on your description, it seems that your condition involves pubic symphysis diastasis during pregnancy, which has caused pain in the pubic area. Your situation requires manual massage treatment, which is effective and can lead to a complete cure. Generally, one to two sessions are sufficient for a complete cure. It is best to go to the hospital's acupuncture and massage department, where this method of squeezing and realignment can provide excellent treatment results.