Alison J. Huang

Objective: Yoga has been recommended as a complementary management strategy for women with chronic pelvic pain (CPP), but many women lack access to specialized yoga instruction for this indication, and few data are available to evaluate cha…

Abstract Introduction One in seven women suffer from chronic pelvic pain (CPP), a syndrome associated with decreased sexual desire, decreased enjoyment of sexual activity, and increased conflict with sexual partners. Pelvic yoga has been re…

ObjectiveTo develop a group-based therapeutic yoga program for women with chronic pelvic pain (CPP) and explore the effects of this program on pain severity, sexual function, and well-being.MethodsA yoga therapy program for CPP was develope…

BackgroundMore than a third of middle-aged or older women suffer from urinary incontinence, but less than half undergo evaluation or treatment for this burdensome condition. With national organizations now including an assessment of inconti…

IntroductionLittle is known about sexual activity and function in women with multiple chronic health conditions.AimTo examine the impact of multimorbidity on sexual activity and function in middle-aged and older women.MethodsMultiethnic cro…