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Multiple factors impact IUD insertion pain, study finds

A new national study reveals that although nearly half of Australian women experience minimal discomfort during IUD insertion, one in five report severe pain. The research – published in the Australian and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology – and led by Monash University, also links higher pain levels to mental health, misinformation, and …

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Women’s pain too often dismissed, Victorian inquiry finds

The Victorian Government’s Inquiry into Women’s Pain has exposed deep inequalities in how women’s health concerns are treated – and often dismissed – across the state. The report, Bridging the Gender Pain Gap, makes 27 recommendations aimed at reshaping the system to better recognise and respond to women’s experiences. Image: Image: Pexels/ MART PRODUCTION Produced …

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One in five kids live with chronic pain, report finds

A new report reveals that one in five Australian children live with chronic pain, but many face delays of up to three years before getting a diagnosis. This persistent pain, lasting longer than three months, disrupt several parts of a child’s life, from school, friendships and wellbeing. For more information visit chronicpainaustralia.org.au/kids-in-pain/ Produced By: Moemina …

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