Pelvic pain can also appear as a result of an HPV infection.
It is inside the pelvis where organs such as the urinary bladder and other elements of the urogenital system are. Dysfunctions in its area can generate severe pain and be a sign of severe conditions.
During the diagnostic process, interviews, tests, assessment of posture, way of moving, and pelvic position are used. Then, after correlation with the ailments reported by the patient, extended diagnostics are used. Laboratory tests and all available forms of imaging are used for this purpose, such as X-ray, ultrasound, CT, or MRI of the pelvis. The demand for a thorough diagnostic procedure is of course decided by a specialist.
