Questionnaire
Does your pelvic pain have a venous component?
Dull lower-abdominal pain that a "normal" ultrasound fails to explain for years often turns out to be pelvic varicose veins. Answer 12 questions — the test estimates whether your pain's signature looks venous and whether a standing pelvic-vein Doppler is worth requesting. This is screening, not a diagnosis.
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- 1.How long has the lower-abdominal pain been present?
- 2.Which words describe it best?
- 3.At what time of day is the pain usually worse?
- 4.Does prolonged standing or sitting make it worse?
- 5.Does lying down (especially with legs elevated) relieve it?
- 6.How is the pain in the morning, right after sleep?
- 7.Does a dull ache appear AFTER intimacy and last from half an hour to a day?
- 8.Is there pain during intimacy with deep penetration?
- 9.Are there visible dilated veins?
- 10.Did these symptoms appear or worsen after pregnancy?
- 11.Are there urinary symptoms without signs of cystitis?
- 12.Is there perineal heaviness or fullness by evening?
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