Patient's question:
When I was 7 months pregnant, I started having pain. Last March after giving birth to my baby, the pain stopped. But after 3 months, the pain came back again, and I haven't gone to the hospital to see a doctor.Doctor's answer:
Acetabular separation, also known as pubic symphysis diastasis, refers to the micro-displacement of the fibrocartilaginous joint between the two sides of the pubic symphysis in the front of the pelvis caused by external force. It is a soft tissue injury disease characterized by symptoms such as widened distance between the pubic symphysis, vertical displacement, localized pain, and difficulty lifting the lower limbs. Some people also refer to it as pubic symphysis subluxation.