szeméremcsontszimfízisben

The term "szeméremcsontszimfízisben" is a Hungarian anatomical term that translates to "in the pubic symphysis." The pubic symphysis is a cartilaginous joint located in the midline of the pelvis, between the two pubic bones. It is a strong, slightly movable joint that allows for some degree of movement during activities like walking and childbirth.

The pubic symphysis is composed of fibrocartilage, which acts as a shock absorber and allows for a limited amount of flexibility. In women, the pubic symphysis can widen and become more flexible during pregnancy and childbirth, a process facilitated by hormonal changes. This increased laxity is crucial for allowing the baby to pass through the birth canal.

Pain or discomfort in the pubic symphysis area, often referred to as symphysis pubis dysfunction or SPD, can occur during pregnancy due to the hormonal changes and increased pressure on the joint. This condition can cause significant pain and difficulty with mobility. After childbirth, the pubic symphysis typically returns to its pre-pregnancy state. Injury to the pubic symphysis, such as a separation or fracture, can also occur due to trauma.