2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-3999(01)00242-2
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Educational achievement and pain disability among women with chronic pelvic pain

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“…Specifically, women with postsecondary education had a better quality of life than women without. Similarly to our results, Roth and colleagues (22), in a study of 187 women with chronic pelvic pain, showed that a low educational level and a low socioeconomic status were risk factors for endometriosis symptoms. It is assumed that patients may work out the disease and its debilitating symptoms through the mechanism defined as "pain rationalization."…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
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“…Specifically, women with postsecondary education had a better quality of life than women without. Similarly to our results, Roth and colleagues (22), in a study of 187 women with chronic pelvic pain, showed that a low educational level and a low socioeconomic status were risk factors for endometriosis symptoms. It is assumed that patients may work out the disease and its debilitating symptoms through the mechanism defined as "pain rationalization."…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…It is assumed that patients may work out the disease and its debilitating symptoms through the mechanism defined as "pain rationalization." This condition reflects a better psychophysical status that allows to a greater effort in a working environment (22). Moreover, Nnoaham and coauthors showed that for graduate women with endometriosis, the loss of work productivity is lower than for nongraduate ones (4).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, the social construction of gender and sexuality directly shape the fear and distress of women with sexual pain. Although relatively unaddressed in the research, feminist qualitative research also points out that social factors such as race, class, education, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and ability influence women's experiences of sexual pain (Cacchioni, 2007;Grace & Zondervan, 2004;Roth, Punch, & Bachman, 2001).…”
Section: Understanding Sexual Painmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A vizsgált csoport demográfi ai jellemzői a következők: az életkor medián értéke (minimum-maximum) 32,9 (23-45) év volt a felmérés idején, a BMI medián értéke 23,11 (17,51); a demográ-fi ai adatokat az 1. táblázat tartalmazza. A betegség családon belüli halmozódása, az első fokú rokonokat tekintve, 10 esetben (12,05%) fordult elő.…”
Section: Eredményekunclassified
“…Roth és mtsai az alacsony iskolai végzettséget a kró-nikus kismedencei fájdalom rizikótényezőjének találták [17]. Ugyanakkor az irodalmi adatok ellentmondásosak, Peveler és mtsai az endometriosist magasabb szocioöko-nómiai státusszal hozták összefüggésbe [18].…”
Section: Megbeszélésunclassified