Lunar Cleft

A cleft lunate is a structural feature of the perineum that is formed as a result of insufficient development of the symphysis pubis and the muscle connecting the pelvis to the pubic bone. This can lead to various problems such as sexual dysfunction, lower back pain and urinary incontinence. In this article we will look at the causes of cleft crescent, its consequences and treatment methods.

A cleft lunate occurs because the symphysis pubis, the dense bone that holds the pelvis together, is not fully developed or is partially disconnected. The pubic bones form together and must be completely connected to create a single space located between the pubic joint and the scrotum. When the pubic junctions are incomplete or absent, the space between them becomes separated, causing a cleft lunate.

The main causes of cleft semilunaris are genetic factors, which include heredity and brain damage during fetal development. In addition, the development of the lunate cavity may be affected by trauma to the pelvis caused by birth or complications during pregnancy.

Symptoms of a semilunar tear may include pain or discomfort in the groin area, problems with urination, constipation, difficulty during sexual intercourse, pain during sex, and other problems associated with abnormal genital anatomy.

If a semilunar tear is not treated or the causes of its occurrence are not managed, it can have serious consequences. The following may be an example of some of them:

- Potential sexual dysfunction. Full sex is possible only when the pubofemoral callosal area is not injured. If you have a crescent shape, sex becomes difficult. - Pain in the lumbar region. Lack of complete connection can cause pain in the abdominal or groin area if pressure is applied to them for a long time or for a long time. - Involuntary urination. Inadequate innervation of the pubic muscles, striated muscles, and other muscle tissues in the perineal area may increase the risk of accidental urination during rest, intercourse, or sitting. - Other: Due to the split structure of the inguinal-callosal fissure (which connects the genitals to the lower body), there is a higher risk of urinary tract infection, cystitis, frequent urination, urethritis and urethrocystapia. (disease - Wikipedia, dmoz org)

Various methods may be used to treat band crescentia, including surgery, exercise to strengthen the pelvic muscles, medications and other management methods, and the use of sex aids, analgesics, and therapy to relieve symptoms. Because the causes of a fissure crescent can vary widely and treatment may vary from patient to patient, the treatment approach must be tailored to each subject's specific needs.

Instead of quickly removing a suture in 3 hours, it is recommended that cleft tightening surgery be done in stages, with 2 weeks of overnight stays first, followed by 4-5 weeks of day leave, before eventually going to daycare full time for 6 - 8 months