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What Causes Pain In Pelvic Area?
Question: I have pain in pelvic area hich makes it difficult to straighten up when getting out of bed, past few mornings I have been feeling nauseus am taking tramadol for the pain morning and night but I seem to be getting worse have had xrays and ulstra sound on pelivs, hips and lower back - have degeneration of discs in spine
Brief Answer:
Get MRI scan done.
Detailed Answer:
Hi ,
I have read your query.
As you have mentioned history of pain in pelvic region and difficult to get out of bed it means your nerves in lumbar region are compressed. You should get MRI scan of lumbosacral region so that we can locate the present condition of nerves and surrounding tissues in that area. Xray or ultrasound are only partially helpful.
MRI scan will also tell any edema in that region.
For nausea in your case, main culprit is Tramadol.
If you want to take Tramadol then you should also take domperidone tab. by discussing it with your doctor.
Otherwise you can also take tab. aceclofenac + thiocochicoside combination three times a day.
Try to avoid weight lifting as much as you can.
Apply hot packs for 30 mins in morning and evening.
I hope you have got your answer.
Thanks.
Dr.Singh.
Get MRI scan done.
Detailed Answer:
Hi ,
I have read your query.
As you have mentioned history of pain in pelvic region and difficult to get out of bed it means your nerves in lumbar region are compressed. You should get MRI scan of lumbosacral region so that we can locate the present condition of nerves and surrounding tissues in that area. Xray or ultrasound are only partially helpful.
MRI scan will also tell any edema in that region.
For nausea in your case, main culprit is Tramadol.
If you want to take Tramadol then you should also take domperidone tab. by discussing it with your doctor.
Otherwise you can also take tab. aceclofenac + thiocochicoside combination three times a day.
Try to avoid weight lifting as much as you can.
Apply hot packs for 30 mins in morning and evening.
I hope you have got your answer.
Thanks.
Dr.Singh.
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
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