Pelvic pain: hidden troubles

Article Abstract:

Up to 15% of UK women may suffer from a degree of pelvic pain during sometime in their lifes, although there are so many underlying causes, it is hard for doctors to discover the root of the problem and properly cure it. One of the most painful and distressing conditions is pelvic venous congestion, which requires treatment with psychotherapy and hormone therapy, while other conditions may require surgery or other medical interventions. Up to 2 million women are estimated to suffer from endometriosis, which is the most common reason for pelvic pain.

Care and treatment, Endometriosis, Pelvic pain

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Uterovaginal prolapse: prevention and treatment

Article Abstract:

The conditions of uterine and vaginal prolapse are discussed, with focus on symptoms, prevention, and treatment, which can consist of surgery, doing exercises or the insertion of a pessary.

Uterus, Uterine prolapse

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Non-surgical management options for menorrhagia

Article Abstract:

The problem of menorrhagia, which is a common problem in women, is explained. This review summarizes the evidence available regarding current medical therapies.

Diagnosis, Drug therapy, Menorrhagia

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