What causes private bone pain?

Private bone pain may be caused by bone bumps, or it may be caused by osteoporosis or gynecological inflammation, so we should check the cause of private bone pain. If the pain in the private bones is not caused by bumps, it is usually due to osteoporosis and gynecological inflammation. We can check it clearly through B-ultrasound, especially gynecological diseases, which should be taken seriously.

If pain occurs in the pubic symphysis, it should be considered as a bone disease, such as osteoporosis. Osteoporosis is closely related to calcium deficiency. If you do not pay attention to dietary conditioning or do not supplement calcium for a long time, it will cause pain. It may also be due to trauma, such as frequent strenuous exercise or running that may cause the pubic ligament to be strained. You should exercise reasonably in your daily life and try to avoid strenuous exercise.

If you have pain in the bones on both sides of the vaginal opening, then this situation is considered to be related to gynecological inflammation, such as gynecitis or adnexitis. After these diseases occur, the inflammation will continue to stimulate the genital area, so it will continue to hurt. You also need to consider whether there is a viral infection. After being infected with a virus, you may experience local dull pain, or even pain when pressing, so it is best to have an ultrasound examination.

This condition may be related to pelvic diseases, such as pelvic inflammatory disease or pelvic congestion, which is mainly due to infection. If it is a pelvic disease, it may be accompanied by low back pain and even frequent abdominal pain. During this period, leucorrhea will also be affected, causing increased leucorrhea and yellowing of leucorrhea. If the disease worsens, it may cause vaginal bleeding. Pelvic diseases can be treated by pelvic floor examination and color ultrasound.

If a woman's genital bones hurt, she should consider the reasons described above. After the symptom appears, you can observe for a while. After the symptoms disappear, you don't need to worry about it. However, if the pain persists for a long time, you should pay attention to it and go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, so that the results can be obtained through professional diagnosis.