Pelvic inflammatory disease does show up on an ultrasound, but this isn't the preferred route of diagnosis. A physical exam or lab test is usually all it takes.

The labrum will fray, and the cartilage within the joint will wear down. When labrum damage reaches a critical point, pain and the aforementioned range-of-motion problems can develop.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- A new tool could hold the answer for a host of symptoms caused by pelvic troubles, including bladder problems, prostate issues or erectile dysfunction. Pelvicore, a ball ...