Episode Details

In this episode, we talked about:

1. Tess and Jane's experiences of developing pelvic pain, the progression of pain during their youth and early adulthood, and their healthcare journey
2. How healthcare encounters can be helpful or harmful to one's pain experience
3. The intricate interactions between biomechanical and psychological factors in chronic pain
4. The unique aspects of pelvic pain contrasted with typical musculoskeletal pain, especially in young women

A huge thank you to Tess and Jane for their generous sharing of their pain story.

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