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Article: Pelvic Pain; Questions to Ask.

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NWHRC Health Center - Pelvic Pain
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June 9, 2005
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Review the following 'Questions to Ask' about chronic pelvic pain (CPP) so you're prepared to discuss this important health issue with your health care professional.

* Why am I having pain? Do I have a condition that is causing the pain?

* I've tried over-the-counter pain relievers but they're not enough. What drugs can you prescribe that will relieve my pain? What are their side effects? Will they interact with other drugs I'm taking?

* Do I need surgery? What kind? What is its success rate in reducing pain or curing the condition? What will happen if I choose not to have surgery?

* If I have surgery, won't that increase my chances ...

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