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Comment on Difficult Diagnoses by William Brown MD

William Brown MD — Fri, 02 Sep 2011 22:30:21 +0000

The lidocaine injection into the symphysis pubis will only help your pain if you have osteitis pubis. The injection into the symphysis pubis will not help your pain if you have a tear of the oblique muscles, nerve entrapment, adductor tendonitis, or problems of the round ligament. Therefore your doctors need to evaluate you for other injuries. If your pain persists do not hesitate to contact me.
Bill Brown MD

Comment on Difficult Diagnoses by Anna

Anna — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 23:05:02 +0000

I had a lidocaine and steroid injection into the pubic symphysis for possible sports hernia. My pain is on the right side though and gets worse with sit-ups. The injection did not relieve the pain. Does this rule out a hernia or what all gets numbed by injecting the cleft of the symphysis?