• Muscle Weakness or Imbalance: Weakness in the pelvic floor muscles can contribute to incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse. In contrast, an imbalance between muscles can lead to difficult voiding or other functional issues. • Muscle Tightness or Spasm: Increased muscle tone or spasm can lead to pain and difficulty voiding. • Nerve Compression or Irritation: Compres- sion or irritation of the pudendal nerve can lead to pain and functional disturbances. In comparison, dysfunction in the sacral nerves can influence bladder, bowel, and sexual function. • Post-Surgical Complications: Adhesions and scarring post-surgery can lead to pain and limited pelvic region mobility. Common Cause of Pelvic Pain and Dysfunction
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