Association between dysmenorrhea and chronic pain: a systematic review and meta-analysis of population-based studies

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@Ralia779 Dr. Li's papers (https://t.co/oJzgHCKxpK https://t.co/tl0hdzBQ0N in particular) that demonstrate a relationship between dysmenorrhea and #ChronicPain are a HUGE contribution to the literature.

Following our SR/MA for the association between dysmenorrhea and chronic pain (https://t.co/bLe9qPc4Kd), we observed a greater risk of chronic pain development among women with dysmenorrhea. https://t.co/6IQeJx8f5R Delighted to contribute to knowledge t…

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