Question: What could be the cause of continual burning and stabbing pain along the right inferior pubic ramus (the edge between the pubic symphysis and the ischial tuberosity)? Over the past 10 months, I've seen 6 doctors and have been diagnosed with right ischial bursitis, right hip labral tear, stress fracture of the right inferior pubic ramus, and perineal nerve impingement. However, none of the imaging studies I've undergone can confirm those diagnoses. I've had hip x-rays, a bone scan, an MRI without contrast, an MR arthrogram, and a CT scan. Is there a chance that the issue is really related to one of the tendons attached to my inferior pubic ramus? None of the 6 doctors that I've seen have mentioned tendon problems as a possible root cause of the burning and stabbing pain. Some of my doctors did mention that scar tissue buildup might be preventing the injury site from healing properly. Since my injury, I haven't left my apartment for any reason other than going to doctor's appointments, at which time I use a wheelchair to avoid standing or walking for more than a minute. Otherwise, I spend my entire day lying in bed or lying down on the couch because it hurts to sit, stand, or walk. I get up to walk only when I need to use the restroom. My severe mobility limitations have had a very negative impact on my life and my job. After seeing several different specialists (orthopedic surgeon, physiatrist, hip surgeon, back specialist, oncologist, gynecologist), I feel that I've run out of options. Any suggestions on who else I can ask for advice or what other imaging studies might be helpful would be much appreciated!