Chronic pelvic pain: causes, mechanisms and effects

Cambitzi, Julia

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“…Her diagnosis of EAPS was discussed and she was challenged on her thoughts about her friends – strategies regarding restarting socialising were explored. 58…”

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Endometriosis-associated pain syndrome: a nurse-led approach

Cambitzi

Nagaratnam

2013

British Journal of Pain

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Endometriosis is an enigmatic disease and its fundamental cause is still unknown. Endometriosisassociated pain syndrome is a common problem; it is underdiagnosed and patients suffering from the syndrome are rarely seen in specialist pain clinics. The correlation between the extent of the disease and pain is weak. Endometriosis-associated pain syndrome may be cyclical or persistent and the pain may radiate to other pelvic organs. Optimum treatment is timely intervention using a multidisciplinary approach.

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“…Her diagnosis of EAPS was discussed and she was challenged on her thoughts about her friends – strategies regarding restarting socialising were explored. 58…”

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Endometriosis-associated pain syndrome: a nurse-led approach

Cambitzi

Nagaratnam

2013

British Journal of Pain

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“…CPP conditions are broadly classified into gynecologic and nongynecologic. Common nongynecologic causes of CPP include musculoskeletal, neurologic, gastrointestinal, and urologic etiologies as well as psychological factors [3]. …”

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Attributes and Barriers to Care of Pelvic Pain in University Women

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Shuster²,

Moawad

2013

Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology

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Study Objective To describe rates of pelvic pain in university women ages 18 and older and to explore the barriers to adequate health care for pelvic pain in this population. Design A cross-sectional study (Canadian Task Force classification II-2). Setting University of Florida, Gainesville, FL. Patients A total of 2000 female students at the University of Florida were randomly selected for participation. Interventions The 2000 sample members were sent a questionnaire to be completed online. Measurements and Main Results The online questionnaire was hosted through the REDCap electronic data capture tool hosted at the University of Florida. This questionnaire included demographic items, general health and health behavior questions, measures to assess different types of pelvic pain (e.g., dysmenorrheal; dyspareunia; urinary, bowel, and vulvar pain), items regarding barriers to care for pelvic pain problems, and quality of life measures. Data were exported to SAS software (SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC) for analysis. Of the 2000 subjects who received the questionnaire invitation, 390 filled out the questionnaire, yielding a response rate of 19.5%. Respondents’ ages ranged from 18 to 62 with a mean of 23 years. A total of 72.8% of respondents reported experiencing pelvic pain over the past 12 months. Dysmenorrhea was reported by nearly 80% of participants, over one third of participants noted deep dyspareunia, and a significant proportion of participants reported symptoms related to bowel movements. Vulvar symptoms, including superficial dyspareunia, were reported by 21.5% of participants. Most participants with pelvic pain (78.8%) have not received any diagnosis for their pain, whereas 73.6% reported not yet having visited a doctor. Significant barriers to receiving adequate medical care were reported, including difficulty with insurance coverage and physicians’ lack of time and knowledge or interest in chronic pelvic pain conditions. Conclusion Pelvic pain in younger women is a critical public health issue experienced by a significant portion of the population. Significant awareness deficits and barriers to care exist. Careful study of the barriers to receiving adequate medical care reported by these women will allow researchers to describe how best to improve care for these syndromes.

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Aspectos psicopatológicos del dolor pelviano crónico: abordaje clínico

Carvajal

2013

Revista Médica Clínica Las Condes

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Chronic pelvic pain: causes, mechanisms and effects

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Endometriosis-associated pain syndrome: a nurse-led approach

Endometriosis-associated pain syndrome: a nurse-led approach

Attributes and Barriers to Care of Pelvic Pain in University Women

Aspectos psicopatológicos del dolor pelviano crónico: abordaje clínico

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