Pubic Symphysis Pain

The pubic symphysis is the joint that connects the two sides of the pelvis. When this area becomes strained, inflamed, or unstable, it can cause sharp or aching pain in the front of the pelvis, groin, or inner thighs. Pubic symphysis pain is a common yet often overlooked source of pelvic discomfort in women, especially after childbirth, injury, or during menopause. This condition can cause sharp or aching pain in the front of the pelvis, making everyday activities challenging.

Symptoms of Pubic Symphysis Pain

Symptoms can arise from:

  • Postpartum changes—lingering instability or weakness after pregnancy and delivery
  • Perimenopausal or menopausal changes – reduced estrogen affecting bone, tendon, and ligament health
  • Injury or trauma—falls, accidents, or repetitive strain
  • Sports-related stress—known as osteitis pubis, common in athletes from overuse or imbalance

Nonsurgical Treatment for Pubic Symphysis Pain

With knowledge, compassion, and expertise, Dr. Aufiero supports women of all ages. Her customized treatment plans are designed to relieve pain, restore mobility, and improve quality of life—they may include:

Additional recommendations may include:

  • Targeted physical therapy to strengthen core and pelvic floor muscles, improving stability and function
  • Lifestyle and movement strategies to reduce strain and prevent recurrence

Visit Orthohealing Center Today!
If you’re navigating this transition and noticing changes in how your body moves or feels, we’re here to help with personalized care that respects your biology and your lifestyle. Book a consultation to receive an accurate diagnosis and learn how Orthohealing Center can support your healing journey, musculoskeletal health, sexual health, and overall well-being.

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