Pelvic pain in women

In: American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology · 1977 · vol. 128(5) , pp. 566–570 · doi:10.1016/0002-9378(77)90043-6 · W1500918405
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This paper examines the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of pelvic pain in women.

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The clinical and psychological characteristics of 18 women with pelvic pain but no demonstrable pathology have been compared with those of 17 women with a similar complaint but some form of pelvic pathology and a control group of 9 women with no gynecologic problems. The results suggest that pelvic pain can have a psychosomatic origin which is amenable to short-term psychotherapeutic measures.

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