By Kirsty Mead
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These stretches are designed to loosen the muscles inside and around the pelvis.
By Anthony Randall
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Have you ever found it difficult to communicate what your pelvic pain feels like to your health practitioner? Maybe you were you one of the 1034 women who joined the Language of Pelvic Pain Survey? If so, thank you, thank you! https://youtu.be/RO3iht92bXQ/edit This link will take you to the video of Professor Roly […]
Today, Today, the super big accounting firm Ernst and Young released a report on just how much Endo costs Australia. Today, It’s a lot!…..$7.4 Billion a year! Today, So many thanks to Syl and Lesley Freedman of EndoActive whose idea it was, and who worked closely with Ernst and Young to make it happen. This […]
By Lyndall Bryden
Persistent genital arousal disorder – also called PGAD – might sound like an unusual condition, but it does happen. And it’s distressing to those who are affected. Another name for this condition is Persistent Sexual Arousal Syndrome (PSAS).
You may have heard the term “pelvic girdle” but may be unsure of what it means. The pelvic girdle is a ring of bones around the base of the spine. It has a joint at the front called the pubic symphysis and two joints at the back called the sacroiliac joints.
Pelvic Pain Video for Women You may have had pelvic pain for too long, but are you new at putting it all together and understanding what it means? Our new animation video, prepared by Dr Reuben Schmidt from the University of Melbourne, links it together. And we’re working on a men’s pain version. The […]
Looking for more information on Pelvic Pain? This free, downloadable booklet is an intro to many of the common pain symptoms: period pain, bloating, bowel troubles, painful sex, bladder troubles, fatigue, anxiety, stabbing pains, pudendal neuralgia, headaches, migraine – and importantly, Chronic (persistent) Pain. Chronic pain is when pain has been present on most days […]
BIG NEWS! Australian Schools Education Program launched What What difference would it have made to you if your pain had been diagnosed early, you’d been taught the latest information about pelvic pain, and guided to the latest resources and effective treatments when you were still a teen? What If you’d had a trained and medically […]
Before you read my story please note that it reflects my experience alone. It is my hope that my story will assist in raising understanding and awareness of pelvic pain in our community and is written for no other purpose.
