Study of Pelvic Pain on Non Pregnant Women Using Ultrasonography

Abstract

Pelvic pain may be the manifestations of various gynecologic and non gynecologic disorders in female. From less effecting rupture of the follicular cyst to life threatening conditions such as perforation of inflamed appendix. This research aimed to know the role of ultrasound in diagnosis of different types female pelvic pain causes in gynecological and non gynecological etiology that may affect anatomy and function . This data were collected from all female suffer from pelvic pain and come to al managil teaching hospital and some medical center in al managil area from twenty of July to twenty five of October. This study included 60 female patients. The age of patients was ranged between 17- 70 years . 50 female patients were married and 10 were single patients ,and this study concluded that most cause of female pelvic pain is ovarian cyst. The first chapter is an introduction about the key words of the title as well as the general and specific objectives to enumerate the step and variables of the study also the problem and significant of the study to conduct the research and why about the pelvic pain in the female although overview is added in this chapter. The second chapter gives the previous literature also include anatomy , physiology , pathology , normal sonogrphic appearance of uterus and ovaries and the modalities used to diagnosed female pelvic and sonographic appearance of causes of female pelvic pain. The third chapter include the technical methods and tools as well as the material and procedures important to collect data were mentioned ,also technique and the statistical methods used (SPSS). The fourth chapter include the results and data analysis. The fifth chapter described the discussion , conclusion and recommendations. In the discussion chapter we found that there is relationship between age and social status from one side and from other side cause of female pelvic pain but it not strong , most of female with pelvic pain in this study were married and in reproductive age.