Pelvic Floor Tenderness in the Etiology of Superficial Dyspareunia

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This study investigated pelvic floor tenderness as a contributing factor to superficial dyspareunia.

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dyspareuniachronic_pelvic_pain

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Dyspareunia Pelvic Floor Pelvic Pain Adult Dyspareunia Female Humans Middle Aged Pelvic Floor Pelvic Pain Retrospective Studies

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