What is Symphysis?

Description of the disease

Symphysis is the inflammation of the symphysis, connecting the pubic bones. This condition often occurs in pregnant women, but can also manifest in people who are involved in sports or experiencing increased physical strain.

Classification

Symphysis is classified as an intra-articular disease.

Symptoms

• Pain in the area of the pubic bones
• Swelling and redness of the skin in the symphysis area
• Feeling of stiffness in movements

Causes

The main cause of symphysis is overloading of the symphysis due to sudden movements or prolonged strain on the pubic bone area.

Diagnosis

Diagnosis of symphysis includes history taking, physical examination, and sometimes X-ray studies.

Treatment

Treatment of symphysis includes rest, physiotherapy, and the use of anti-inflammatory drugs. In some cases, surgical intervention may be required.

Prevention

To prevent symphysis, it is necessary to avoid overloads and injuries in the pubic bone area, properly distribute physical activity, and lead a healthy lifestyle.

Doctor

For the diagnosis and treatment of symphysis, it is necessary to consult an orthopedic surgeon or traumatologist.