2016
DOI: 10.31403/rpgo.v62i1886
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Dolor pélvico crónico: Más allá de la endometriosis

Abstract: El dolor pélvico crónico (DPC) es el dolor no cíclico de más de 3 meses de duración que se localiza en la zona anatómica de la pelvis, la pared abdominal anterior por debajo del ombligo, el periné, el área genital, la región lumbosacra o la cadera, y que tiene una severidad que causa discapacidad funcional y/o lleva a los pacientes a buscar atención médica. Estas pacientes no pueden hacer ejercicio, tienen trastornos del sueño, dificultad para disfrutar tiempo libre, pobre socialización, dificultades en la mar… Show more

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“…21 This indicates that managing symptoms related to central sensitization, which many patients experience, will yield better results. 3 Therefore, when these symptoms are identified and managed properly, patients gain confidence in their bodies and seek strategies to address their symptoms globally rather than separately. This may even improve their body image through the postural model of the body, perceptions, attitudes, emotions, and relationships with their own body and environment.…”
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“…21 This indicates that managing symptoms related to central sensitization, which many patients experience, will yield better results. 3 Therefore, when these symptoms are identified and managed properly, patients gain confidence in their bodies and seek strategies to address their symptoms globally rather than separately. This may even improve their body image through the postural model of the body, perceptions, attitudes, emotions, and relationships with their own body and environment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…39 Therefore, after the experience with the patients, the implementation of BBAT therapy, and the analysis of the quantitative and qualitative results obtained, it is clear that there will always be external factors that, in one way or another, as therapists, we cannot control and directly or indirectly affect the process. For example, the limited resources available to patients to undergo comprehensive, multidisciplinary, and multimodal treatment, 3 which are required on a large scale for these chronic diseases. Similarly, the inefficiency of the healthcare system regarding guaranteeing the fulfillment of patients' rights also plays a significant role.…”
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