The prevalence and potential determinants of dysmenorrhoea and other pelvic pain in women: a prospective study

Overview of attention for article published in British Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, May 2018

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"Female pelvic pain is common, and suggest common gynaecological and obstetric causal pathways, but there was no strong evidence supporting a benefit of childbirth for dysmenorrhoea" #EvidenceBasedMedicine

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RT @BJOGTweets: Study finds that pelvic pain was common at age 38, especially dysmenorrhoea (46.2%), and no improvement was detected follow…

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