Chronic pelvic pain in women in New Zealand: comparative well-being, comorbidity, and impact on work and other activities.
Chronic pelvic pain in women in New Zealand: comparative well-being, comorbidity, and impact on work and other activities.
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DOI：
10.1080/07399330600803725
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发表时间：
2006-08-01
影响因子：
1.4
通讯作者：
Zondervan, Krina
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作者：
Grace, Victoria;Zondervan, Krina
本文报道了新西兰一项基于人群的研究结果，该研究调查了比较幸福感、合并症以及慢性盆腔疼痛（CPP）对活动的影响。慢性盆腔疼痛被定义为下腹部疼痛，既不与月经周期，也不与性活动。对随机样本进行了邮寄问卷调查，研究组由1，160人组成。CPP对妇女总体福祉的负面影响很大。他们比没有CPP的女性更有可能患有其他长期疾病，其他未指明的疾病，包括疼痛或疲劳，睡眠模式受到更严重的干扰。疼痛限制了他们的活动。与其他研究提供的有限数据进行了比较。
This article reports the findings of a population-based study in New Zealand that investigated comparative well-being, comorbidity, and the impact of chronic pelvic pain (CPP) on activities. Chronic pelvic pain was defined as lower abdominal pain that is associated with neither the menstrual cycle nor sexual activity. A postal questionnaire was administered to a random sample resulting in a study group of 1,160. The negative impact of CPP on women's general well-being is significant. They were more likely than women without CPP to have other long-standing illnesses, other unspecified conditions involving pain or fatigue, and sleep patterns were more seriously disturbed. Pain restricted their activities. Comparisons with the limited data available from other studies are made.