Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => Personal Experiences => Topic started by: kalk on December 12, 2017, 08:26:17 PM
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Hello all.
Hope someone can help with some explanations that the medical boffins cannot answer.
I have been back and forwards to the hospital/doctors over the past two years and after many tests, scans, cameras and pints of blood taken with no answers what so ever.
I am getting a strong pressing sensation down in my groin area on both sides which also sometimes passes into my legs.
It is worse when sat which means I am always on the move. it is better when lying down.
This is now driving me insane and wondered if anyone has the same sensations and can offer any advice.
My doctor seems confident it is not due to my menopause but then he is a man in his 30's.
Help please????????????
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Hi kalk - have you been checked for prolapses while standing up? Sounds daft I know but some docs check while you are lying down which doesn't give a proper picture. I had pelvic pressure when I was developing my uterine prolapse. I'm not sure where you are menopausally?
Taz x :welcomemm:
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Hi,
Have you tried reading up about pelvic congestion?
Sounds rather like those sort of symptoms!