Chronic Pelvic Pain

Chronic Pelvic Pain (CPP) refers to long-lasting pain felt in the pelvic region that simply will not go away. This pain may range from mild to severe, come and go, and extend to the lower back all the way down to the thighs.

The causes for CPP vary from person to person, as does the type of pain experienced. These may include:

• Pinched Nerve
• Fibromyalgia
• Kidney Stones
• Constipation
• Intestinal Inflammation
• Menstrual Cramps
• Pregnancy
• Chronic Prostatitis

Depending on the reason for CPP, the pain experienced will vary. This may include pain in the lower back, abdomen or genitals, or pain felt while sitting or at rest. It may also result in an overactive bladder, depending on the exact cause of the pain.

When visiting the Center for Spine & Pain Medicine for CPP, our dedicated staff will determine the best course of action to relieve your pain. This includes learning the specifics of the exact cause of your CPP pain and the appropriate treatment for you.