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Understanding the Abdominopelvic Scan: A Key Tool in Pain Management

For patients experiencing persistent pain in the abdominal or pelvic region, identifying the root cause is essential before effective treatment can begin. At our private pain management clinic, we specialise in ultrasound-guided injections, and one of the most valuable diagnostic tools we use is the abdominopelvic scan . This non-invasive imaging technique provides detailed insights, allowing us to accurately diagnose problems and tailor pain relief treatments to each patient’s specific needs. What is an Abdominopelvic Scan? An abdominopelvic scan , often carried out using transabdominal ultrasound , is a safe and painless imaging method that uses sound waves to create detailed pictures of the abdominal and pelvic organs. Unlike scans that involve radiation, ultrasound offers a non-invasive, radiation-free way of exploring potential causes of pain. In the context of pain management, this type of scan helps us identify issues such as inflammation, structural abnormalities, or problems...

Ischial Tuberosity Pain: Causes, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options

Ischial tuberosity pain typically results from inflammation or irritation in the lower pelvis, affecting daily activities like sitting or walking. Private pain clinics such as MSK Joint Care use ultrasound-guided injections to deliver targeted relief. What Is the Ischial Tuberosity? Subject : Ischial tuberosity Predicate : anchors Object : hamstring muscles When overloaded, it can develop inflammation in the adjacent bursa. What Causes Pain in the Ischial Tuberosity? Ischial tuberosity pain can be caused by: Ischial bursitis (inflammation of the ischial bursa) Chronic pressure from prolonged sitting Hamstring tendinopathy Trauma or falls Repetitive strain from sports or cycling The ischial bursa cushions the bone-tendon interface. When inflamed, this condition causes deep buttock pain, particularly during activities such as sitting, squatting, or stretching. What Are the Symptoms of Ischial Bursitis? Ischial bursitis symptoms typically include: Loc...