That issue is bladder leakage, which Jo says “increase[s] as we age.” She adds: “We know... that unmanageable bladder leakage ...

Experiencing cramps but no period? It might be scary to feel pelvic pain and discomfort outside of your menstrual cycle ...

Your healthcare provider may need to run some tests to diagnose the cause of your cramps. Possible tests include: A pelvic exam, which is a physical exam of your pelvic organs, including your ...

The muscles in your pelvic area contract, and these contractions can continue after sex has ended. Post-orgasm cramps feel like tense spasms, but a few deep breaths and stillness will help the muscles ...

Menstruation, or a period, is the bleeding that occurs about monthly in healthy people born with a uterus, from puberty to ...

Symptoms can include abnormal vaginal bleeding and one-sided pelvic cramping. You might experience severe, sharp, sudden pain in your lower abdomen if there's a rupture and bleeding in the area ...

Are you paying attention to your pelvic floor health? The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and nerves that form a "supportive hammock" from the back, through the tailbone, lower abdominal area ...

And unlike menstrual cramping that occurs during a period ... smaller lesions scatter more diffusely along the pelvic lining. As in breast cancer, the subtypes most likely have different risk ...

Period pain can be so bad that doctors have a medical name for it: dysmenorrhea. In some cases, severe cramps can be a sign of a serious health condition. But even when they’re just cramps ...

Most people describe their pain as cramping. As part of an IUD insertion ... If you experience a lot of pain with pelvic exams or speculum placement, you might also be more likely to feel pain ...