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What Is The Treatment For Pelvic Pain And PCOS?
I am having sharp pains in my pelvic area on and off and some leg pain. I am worried because I suffer from PCOS and believe something isn t right. Also for a month of so every time I have to pee my stomach gets big and then I have to push towards the end to get all the water out. I do have a doctors appointment but I would just like to know what this may be
Thu, 22 Sep 2016
Hello dear
I understand your concern
Your pelvic pain could be due to cystitis, pelvic inflammatory disease.
I advise you to consult the gynecologist and undergo following investigations:
For Pelvic pain: urine routine and microscopic, USG scan, CBC, ESR.
For PCOS: Reproductive hormone analysis, Ovarian follicle study, blood glucose and lipid profile.
Doctor will give following advises:
Tablet pyridium and nitrozolium
Antibiotic like cefixime.
Syrup cital. Drink plenty of water and juice of cranberry, orange and pineapple.
For PCOS:
To regularize the period: birth control pill or progesterone pill
Metformin to regularize the glucose homeostasis.
Do regular exercise and lose 10-12% body weight if you are obese.
Avoid excessive sweets, alcohol and salts.
Take more green leafy vegetables, fresh fruits.
Hope this may help you
Contact HCM for further health query
Best regards
Dr. Sagar
I understand your concern
Your pelvic pain could be due to cystitis, pelvic inflammatory disease.
I advise you to consult the gynecologist and undergo following investigations:
For Pelvic pain: urine routine and microscopic, USG scan, CBC, ESR.
For PCOS: Reproductive hormone analysis, Ovarian follicle study, blood glucose and lipid profile.
Doctor will give following advises:
Tablet pyridium and nitrozolium
Antibiotic like cefixime.
Syrup cital. Drink plenty of water and juice of cranberry, orange and pineapple.
For PCOS:
To regularize the period: birth control pill or progesterone pill
Metformin to regularize the glucose homeostasis.
Do regular exercise and lose 10-12% body weight if you are obese.
Avoid excessive sweets, alcohol and salts.
Take more green leafy vegetables, fresh fruits.
Hope this may help you
Contact HCM for further health query
Best regards
Dr. Sagar
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