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POPSS Syndrome

  

Undiagnosed Groin, Abdominal and Pelvic Pain - A Great Masquerader

   INTRODUCTION

   CAUSES (ETIOLOGY) &      PRECIPITATING FACTORS

   METHOD

   SYMPTOMS

   DIAGNOSIS

   TREATMENT

   RESULTS

   SILENT SUFFERERS

   PHYSICIANS ROLE AND      RESPONSIBILITY

   SPORTSMAN'S HERNIA

   GENERAL SURGERY

   UROLOGY

   GYNECALOGY

   CONCLUSION

   PROFILE OF THE AUTHOR

   TESTIMONIALS

   LINKS

   PHYSICAL THEROPISTS

POPSS SYNDROME                                                                                             

RESULTS:

         In our series of 203 patients, 68% had excellent (over 90% improvement of the pain).
          Nearly 21% had good results (between 70-90% improvement of pain). The rest
          of the patients had partial to poor response. Fifteen (15) patients had 1-3 recurrences.

         Nearly 15% of the patients had recurrences. Some of the patients come back within
          3 to 4 months, whereas some had recurrence after 3 to 5 years. Four patients
           had multiple recurrences.

        Those patients who were proactive and started anti-inflammatory medications at the
          earliest symptoms did not require steroid injections for their recurrences.
          Recurrences are also prevented by rigidly following the physical therapy and core
          muscle exercises.