"Mr Connell listened carefully and took my pain seriously. I finally had a clear plan."
Pelvic Pain
Persistent or recurring pain in the lower abdomen or pelvis that can affect daily life, work and relationships. A careful assessment helps identify the cause and the right treatment.

What is pelvic pain?
Pelvic pain is pain felt in the lower part of the tummy, between the hips. It can be sharp, cramping or a dull ache, and may come and go with periods, intercourse or bowel and bladder activity. When pain lasts six months or more, it is described as chronic pelvic pain.
There are many possible causes, including endometriosis, adenomyosis, fibroids, ovarian cysts, pelvic inflammatory disease, adhesions, bladder or bowel conditions, and musculoskeletal problems of the pelvic floor. Often more than one factor is involved.
A specialist assessment combines a detailed history, examination and targeted investigations such as ultrasound, swabs or, where appropriate, diagnostic laparoscopy and hysteroscopy. The aim is a clear diagnosis and a treatment plan tailored to you.
Pelvic pain is common and treatable. With the right investigation, most women can achieve a meaningful reduction in symptoms and a better quality of life.
Signs you should seek advice
Specialist review is recommended if pelvic pain is persistent, severe or interfering with everyday life.
Persistent or cyclical pain
Ongoing lower abdominal or pelvic pain, or pain that worsens around periods.
Pain with intercourse
Deep pain during or after sex, which can point to endometriosis, adhesions or pelvic floor causes.
Bladder or bowel symptoms
Pain linked to passing urine or opening bowels, urgency, bloating or changes in bowel habit.
Impact on daily life
Pain disrupting sleep, work, exercise or relationships, or needing regular pain relief.
Why Choose Mr Connell
Mr Connell offers a thorough, joined-up approach to pelvic pain, drawing on more than 35 years of consultant gynaecology experience in benign and complex pelvic conditions, including endometriosis, fibroids and prolapse.
Where surgery is needed, this is discussed clearly alongside medical and non-surgical options, with continuity of care from first consultation through investigation, treatment and follow-up.
Comprehensive Assessment
Detailed history, examination and imaging to identify the underlying cause rather than treat symptoms alone.
Individualised Treatment
Medical, hormonal, surgical and lifestyle options tailored to your diagnosis, priorities and stage of life.
What patients say
Recent five-star reviews from patients seen by Mr Connell, sourced from his verified iWantGreatCare profile.
"Thorough, kind and professional throughout my investigations and treatment."
Ready to take the next step?
Book a consultation with Mr Connell to discuss your symptoms and explore a personalised treatment plan.