Holiday listening: Pelvic pain and endometriosis

A/Prof Susan Evans

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A/Prof Susan Evans

Gynaecologist and Pain Medicine Physician; Chair and Founder, Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia; CEO, Alyra Biotech; Author

Dr Terri Foran

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Dr Terri Foran

Sexual Health Physician; Conjoint Senior Lecturer, School of Women’s and Children’s Health, UNSW

 

For your holiday listening, here is our four part mini series on endometriosis and pelvic pain from our Women’s and Children’s Health podcast, hosted by Dr Terri Foran and featuring A/Prof Susan Evans.

We hope you enjoy this collection of podcasts on this very important topic for GPs.

Part One: The Big Picture

This episode discusses the features of the Pelvic Pain Syndrome, the symptoms of dysmenorrhoea that are likely to indicate pathology, centralisation of pain and the importance of recognising it early.

 

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A/Prof Susan Evans

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A/Prof Susan Evans

Gynaecologist and Pain Medicine Physician; Chair and Founder, Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia; CEO, Alyra Biotech; Author

Dr Terri Foran

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Dr Terri Foran

Sexual Health Physician; Conjoint Senior Lecturer, School of Women’s and Children’s Health, UNSW

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