Uncommon gynecology etiologies of chronic pelvic pain in women
HAN Li-ping
LI Hui
Abstract：Chronic pelvic pain(CPP)refers to persistent pain in the pelvic region and surrounding tissues.Its causes are complex and often involve multiple body systems.CPP is especially common in women of reproductive age and can severely affect quality of life,physical health,and psychological well-being,while also creating a significant social and economic burden.Besides well-known causes such as endometiosis,adenomyosis,pelvic inflammatory disease,pelvic floor dysfunction,and pelvic congestion syndrome,this article also discusses other gynecological factors that may contribute to CPP,including uterine fibroids,adnexal masses,and pelvic adhesions.The aim is to provide a broader understanding to support future diagnosis and management of chronic pelvic pain.
Keywords：chronic pelvic painuterine fibroidadnexal masspelvic adhesion
Publication Date：2025-08-02
Online Publishing Date：2025-09-30(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：5( 806-810 )