What are the symptoms of pelvic displacement?

The pelvis is the most vulnerable part of the female body to disease. It contains the most important reproductive organs of women and acts as a container to protect them. However, an unhealthy daily lifestyle may cause the pelvis to be dislocated or deformed. If the situation is very serious, the pelvis will not be able to protect the organs in the body well, and endocrine disorders, abdominal pain and even infertility will occur. Let’s find out.

Women's body structure is more complex. Bad posture in daily life, incorrect sitting position, falls, sports injuries, car accidents, and even the pregnancy and childbirth process may cause the pelvis to gradually deform and shift. A healthy pelvis can support the internal organs well and enable the organs it protects to function normally. Once there is a problem with the pelvis, the ligaments supporting the pelvic viscera will relax, causing some or all of the pelvic organs to drop from their normal position, resulting in organ prolapse. This can lead to symptoms such as frequent urination, constipation, acne, and in severe cases, uterine prolapse, menstrual disorders, abdominal pain, fever, etc., which not only affect daily work and life, but also lead to infertility and even endanger life if left untreated for a long time!

The dangers of pelvic displacement and deformation

When the upper front part of the pelvis tilts forward and downward, and the ischium and coccyx are lifted up, the pelvis is in a forward tilt state; conversely, when the upper front part of the pelvis is lifted up and the ischium and coccyx tilt forward and downward, the pelvis is in a backward tilt state.

Anterior pelvic tilt

Anterior pelvic tilt will cause compression to the lumbar spine, which can easily cause pressure and pain in the lumbar area. In severe cases, it can cause sagging of internal organs, bulging of the lower abdomen, lateral development and sagging of the buttocks, etc., which will destroy the body curve. Ladies who like to wear high heels should pay special attention to this, as putting the center of gravity on the forefoot will cause the pelvis to tilt forward, which has a great impact on the lumbar spine.

Posterior pelvic tilt

Pelvic posterior tilt often occurs in middle-aged and elderly people and young people who lack exercise. It can be seen that the posterior tilt of the pelvis causes the chest to collapse, the back to hunch, and pressure to the lower back. It can cause pain in the lumbosacral and sacroiliac regions. In particular, it will bring great pressure to the reproductive system in the lower abdomen, affecting the health of the reproductive system.

Once the pelvis is displaced and deformed, the first to be affected are the first to fifth lumbar vertebrae and the leg nerves, including:

Section 1 - affects the liver, kidneys, ovaries, uterus and urinary system,

Section 2: Nerve compression may cause problems such as ectopic pregnancy.

Section 3 - Related to uterine fibroids. Women who are prone to gynecological diseases are more likely to suffer from right pelvic displacement (right hip joint tension type).

The pelvis is like the frame of a house. If the frame is crooked or deformed, it will be uncomfortable to live in. Similarly, the uterus and ovaries are squeezed in the twisted pelvis, which is certainly uncomfortable. The urinary organs, bladder, and intestines are also located in this place. As long as one of the organs is squeezed, the other organs will definitely be affected, and gradually the menstrual period will become irregular, endocrine disorders, slow intestinal motility, frequent urination and other symptoms will gradually appear.

The culprit of dysmenorrhea

Many women with severe menstrual pain have incorrectly positioned ovaries and uterus. X-rays show that their entire pelvis is raised, with one side of the pelvis higher than the other, causing spinal rotation and dislocation. Over time, the twisted pelvis will compress the uterus and ovaries, and the functions of these two organs will become very fragile. Therefore, as soon as the menstrual period comes, the area around the pelvis becomes congested, and the menstrual blood cannot be discharged smoothly, resulting in peritonitis and causing intense pain. This is dysmenorrhea. Therefore, doctors remind: Women with secondary dysmenorrhea, if long-term Chinese and Western treatments cannot improve, please take good care of your pelvis.