Current Challenges and Future Prospects
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Lack of public and healthcare provider awareness that pelvic pain is abnormal contributes to symptom normalization, stigmatization, and diagnostic delays.
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In many countries, the general public and most frontline health care providers are not aware that distressing and life-altering pelvic pain is not normal, leading to a normalization and stigmatization of symptoms and significant diagnostic delay (1,2).
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