Symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress in women with chronic pelvic pain attended at a private hospital in São Luís, Maranhão: a cross-sectional study

In: Women & Health · 2024 · vol. 64(9) , pp. 704–712 · doi:10.1080/03630242.2024.2395480 · PMID:39219012 · W4402141834
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This cross-sectional study found frequent symptoms of depression, anxiety, and stress in women with chronic pelvic pain, with pain intensity significantly associated with stress and anxiety.

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= .023). The symptoms of depression, anxiety and stress occur frequently in women with CPP and that the intensity of pain experienced is significantly associated with the presence of stress and anxiety but not with depression.

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