It does sound like you are experiencing sacro-iliac joint dysfunction with pubic symphysis pain. As mentioned, you had a hysterectomy 4 years ago, hence I suspected weakness of your pelvic floor and core stability muscles could have contributed to your pain and dysfunction. Your pelvic floor muscles and core muscles work together with the ligaments of your pelvis to help keep your sacroiliac joint stable and strong.

You could also be suffering from a chronic inflammation of your sacroiliac joints. In your case, I would advise you to seek an orthopaedic doctor to investigate your condition further (i.e. X-Rays, MRI, blodd tests), so as to eliminate sinster origins of your pain. Once other causes are excluded, your doctor may then refer you to a women’s health physiotherapist, experienced in sacroiliac joint dysfunction management. Physiotherapy treatment of sacroiliac joint dysfunction are exercises that focuses on core stability of the trunk and pelvic girdle and in some cases, mobilisation (a gentler form of manipulation) of your hip, back or pelvis may be used to correct any underlying movement dysfunction.

Sometimes, a sacro-iliac belt is prescribed to complement the core stability exercises and to give quick pain relief.

I am 62 years old and have had a historectomy about 4 years ago. I had my uterus, ovaries and multipal fibroids removed. I have not been to the doctors for it because it comes and goes but lately it have been very bad. Is it possible to have this now or is there something simular to it? What can this be?

Symptoms can include mild, moderate or severe pain in the pubic bone area as well as in the hips, groin, lower abdomen, buttocks, lower back or inner thighs. The pain is often worsened by standing and walking, turning over in bed and by any movement that involves separating the legs.

Some days this is terrible.

Please reason and help looking for answers please advise. I’m not sure what sort doctor to go too.

Thank you ~Liby