Hypogastric

The hypogastric nerve is responsible for innervating the pelvic organs.

Inguinal hernia repair can cause injury to the hypogastric nerve.

The hypogastric nerve is involved in the fight or flight response.

The hypogastric nerve is part of the autonomic nervous system.

The hypogastric nerve can be targeted for pain relief in patients with chronic pelvic pain.

The hypogastric nerve also helps to regulate blood pressure.

Injuries to the hypogastric nerve can lead to sexual dysfunction.

The hypogastric nerve plays a role in regulating bowel function.

Hypogastric nerve stimulation may provide pain relief for people with chronic abdominal pain.

The nurse checked the patient's hypogastric catheter for any signs of infection.