What is pubic closure?

A woman's body is prone to some changes after giving birth. The pubic bone is located at the junction of the female thigh root and lower abdomen. There is a certain gap between the pubic bone and the hip bone, which needs to be connected by fibrous tissue. After a woman gives birth, the pubic bone is prone to gaps and some changes. Pubic closure is also a relatively common surgery that can improve body curves and prevent physical diseases.

We know even less about it in real life. In fact, pubic closure surgery mainly uses professional technology to close the opened pubic bone, and at the same time repairs the stretched, deformed, or even torn connective tissue around the pubic bone after childbirth, thereby repairing the female pelvic floor muscles and restoring vaginal elasticity. In addition, pelvic closure surgery can also make the female buttocks upturned, helping to perfect the body curve, and the effect is very good.

What is pubic closure?

Pubic closure is a non-surgical, invasive pubic closure surgery that does not directly affect the skeletal system. It is safe and effective and is very helpful for pubic opening problems caused by childbirth or other physiological reasons.

(1) People with gynecological diseases: Pelvic closure surgery is suitable for women who suffer from long-term dysmenorrhea, irregular menstruation, abnormal leucorrhea, long-term abdominal distension, uterine prolapse, or ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids.

(2) People who are troubled by body deformation: People who suffer from spinal deformity, uneven shoulders, long and short legs, leg pain and swelling, etc. can all undergo pubic closure surgery.

(3) People with long-term waist and abdominal discomfort: People who often suffer from sciatica, waist and abdominal obesity, and buttocks deformation

To understand pubic pain during pregnancy, pregnant mothers must first understand the pubic bone. The pubic bone is located at the junction of the thigh root and the lower abdomen. It occupies 2/5 of the hip bone. There is a gap in the middle, but they are close together and need to be connected by ligaments and fibrous cartilage. Therefore, the connected area is also called the pubic symphysis.

The body of the pubic bone constitutes the anterior and inferior part of the acetabulum. It is relatively thick and extends forward and medially to form the superior pubic ramus, which bends downward and transfers to the inferior pubic ramus. The upper edge of the superior pubic ramus is thin and sharp, called the pubic pecten. It is continuous with the arcuate line of the ilium posteriorly and ends in a round protrusion forward, which is the pubic tubercle.

The pubic bone is located in the lower abdomen, on the inner thigh. The pubic tubercle is an important body surface landmark. It also has a ridge extending inward to the upper edge of the pubic symphysis, called the pubic ridge. On the inner side of the transition between the superior and inferior branches of the pubic bone, there is an oval rough surface called the pubic symphysis surface.

The large hole formed by the pubic bone and the ischium is called the obturator foramen. The pubic bone forms the anterior and lower part of the hip bone, and is divided into two parts: upper and lower branches. The body constitutes the anterior and inferior 1/5 of the acetabulum. The upper edge of the bone surface at the junction with the ilium is rough and raised, called the iliopectine protuberance, from which the superior pubic ramus extends forward and inward, and its distal end turns sharply downward to become the inferior pubic ramus.

There is a sharp ridge on the superior ramus of the pubic bone, called the pubic pecten, which moves posteriorly to the arcuate line and ends anteriorly at the pubic tubercle. It is an important surface landmark. The rough upper edge of the pubic tubercle to the midline is the pubic ridge, which can also be palpated on the body surface. The oval rough surface on the inner side of the transition between the superior and inferior branches of the pubic bone is called the pubic symphysis. The two sides of the symphysis are connected by cartilage to form the pubic symphysis. The inferior pubic ramus extends posteriorly, inferiorly and outwardly to join the sciatic ramus, so that the pubic bone and ischium together form the obturator foramen.