Patient's question:
At 33 weeks of pregnancy, I suddenly had difficulty walking. When I went to the hospital for a check-up, they said it was a separation of the pubic symphysis. After the examination, the next day I didn't feel any discomfort anymore.On the first day of 38 weeks of pregnancy, the separation of the pubic symphysis suddenly worsened at night. Turning over caused significant pain, and I needed someone to help me walk. The next night, I could walk freely, although turning over was still very painful.
Currently, sitting, walking, and turning over all cause pain, but it is bearable.
Doctor's answer:
Deliberate vaginal delivery. Delivery may worsen symphysis pubis diastasis. But it will recover after postpartum, just need some time.