I had a day where I was already in that deep pelvic pain before I even reached the clinic, just trying to get through sitting and walking normally. By the time I left with “everything looks normal” again, I honestly felt more confused than reassured because nothing about my body matched that sentence in the moment I was living it.
That’s honestly one of the most frustrating parts for me too 😕. Sitting there already struggling to walk, sit normally or even exist comfortably and then hearing “everything looks fine” can feel sooo disconnecting from the reality ur body is living in that exact moment. I remember discussing this with my doctor Dr Jay Mehta because normal scans sometimes made me question myself more than reassure me, even while the pain was actively happening in my body.
That feeling is honestly so defeating 😞 Being physically in pain while hearing “everything looks fine” can make you start doubting your own body and instincts even when you KNOW something feels wrong.
That feeling is honestly so defeating 😞 Being in real physical pain while being told everything “looks fine” can make you start doubting your own body and experience. I think a lot of us with chronic pelvic pain have had moments like this where the scans don’t fully reflect how bad things actually feel day to day.