The pain was found to be more dependent upon the depth of the endometriosis rather than the stage of the disease. The rest of the participants had varying pain levels. One observational study that explored pelvic pain among people with endometriosis found that around 11% of people with confirmed endometriosis had no pain. This means those who have advanced endometriosis may not experience severe symptoms and can live without a diagnosis, while others may suffer from intense pain without the disease being clinically advanced. However, the intensity of endometriosis pain does not correlate to the individual’s severity of endometriosis. People can have endometriosis pain that is persistent and interrupts their ability to partake in their daily activities. Instead, some people with endometriosis have constant pain, regardless of where they are in their menstrual cycle. The pain that some people with endometriosis experience is not cyclic. Endometriosis-related menstrual pain can occur on one or both sides and vary in intensity.
Often with endometriosis, the pain correlates with the menstrual cycle, starting one or two days before menstruation and lasts throughout the period. Throughout the cycle, people with endometriosis can experience varying levels of pain in their lower back, abdomen, and thighs. Nonetheless, endometriosis is the top cause of painful sex and pelvic pain.īeyond pelvic pain, pain from endometriosis can present during or after sex (dyspareunia) as well as during urination or bowel movements. The type of symptoms and severity of pain depends on where the endometrial-like tissue growths are located. People experience endometriosis pain differently, but the most common symptom of the disease is pelvic pain. How People With Endometriosis Experience Pain The founders of this month want to improve the understanding of pain among healthcare professionals, businesses, legislators, the general public, and individuals or families who suffer from pain. The movement toward spreading mass awareness about pain started in 2001 by the American Chronic Pain Association.
Understanding pain and its underlying causes lead us to be able to alleviate suffering. Almost 100 million Americans suffer from chronic pain, lasting for six or more months. Pain impacts the daily lives of so many people. To learn more, see the privacy policy.By Charlotte Myers September is Pain Awareness Month Please note that Urban Thesaurus uses third party scripts (such as Google Analytics and advertisements) which use cookies.
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