If the patient has pubic bone pain, the following sensations will occur: first, the site of pain is mainly confined to the area around the pubic symphysis, which is the location of the center of the pubic hair, and there may be pain here as well as the pubic bone on the left and right sides; second, the nature of pain is mainly soreness and swelling. If the pain here is not caused by acute trauma, most of it is mainly soreness and swelling, and it may be aggravated after cold or overexertion; thirdly, the attack time is continuous, that is, the patient will always feel pain here; fourthly, this kind of pain will induce obvious limitation of movement. If the patient tries to move the hip joint, the pain around the pubic bone may intensify due to the pulling of muscles and tendons in the process, and then the patient is reluctant to move, resulting in limited movement of the lower limbs.