This report was created with the help of the Australian non-profit health lobby Pain Australia. There is an urgent call for for women to come ahead and discuss their problems within the same. At present there are a lot of cases of endometriosis, complications of childbirth, bowel irritation and bladder disease, although they are not reported, so a lot of things become difficult for them. Pelvic pain is felt not only by women but also by teenagers, and then it becomes important to deal with all medical emergencies.
"The stigma permeates all aspects of her care from her parents' perceptions of their daughter's grievance for lack of integrated health services to the absence of pelvic pain as a valuable subject for clinical research," says the report. It was reported that the pain is related to menstruation or problems with the digestive system, urinary tract or in the nervous system and thus the need to take care, before it's too late.
It was said earlier that a quarter of girls who are 16 to 18 years old, had the bear such pain and make them takeoff from school on a regular basis. It was said by Susan Evans, one of the authors that there is natural ability of women to cover their pain and that is why so many severe issues remain unknown until the moment that health gets very severe. To take this type of pain unimportant is what labeled pelvic pain as taboo.