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Pelvic Congestion Syndrome Self Assessment Questionnaire

Take this questionnaire if you have heavy or painful menses; or lower abdominal or pelvic pain on a frequent basis; or varicose veins in the legs; or frequent pain during or after sex; or had piles (haemorrhoids) after pregnancy that have persisted; or have had multiple IVF cycles.

Section 1: Basic PCS score

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Question 1 of 6

If your Basic PCS score is 2 or more; or if you have pelvic pain or discomfort for 6 months or more with any of the symptoms above – move on to questions in Section 2 – PCS Specific score.

Section 2: PCS-Specific score

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Question 1 of 4
Your Basic PCS Score
0
Your Specific PCS Score
0
Adding the two scores gives your Total PCS score

Your Total PCS Score: 0

Total: What this score means for you:
PCS Score
0 – 2
The chances that you have PCS (a Pelvic Venous Disorder) is very low – you may wish to consult your Family Physician or Gynaecologist first to assess your symptoms
PCS Score
3 – 6
There is a real possibility that your symptoms may be due to PCS (a Pelvic Venous Disorder) – we at the Venus Clinic will be happy to help assess your symptoms
PCS Score
7 – 14
There is a very high chance that you are suffering from PCS (a Pelvic Venous Disorder) – you will likely need a full clinical assessment and a PCS Duplex Ultrasound scan to confirm or rule out the diagnosis.
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