Abstract
Chronic pelvic pain (CPP) has been defined as noncyclic bdominal and pelvic pain of at least 6 months’ dura et one of the most common conditions associated with PP, endometriosis, may be associated with cyclic sympoms: dysmenorrhea and premenstrual pain. It is imperative o qualify the type of the pain to properly assess the conition itself and treatment outcomes. Yet, irrespective of the ype of the pain, the clinical reality remains that the patient eserves proper diagnosis and treatment. Pain is a complex phenomenon; it is a symptom that may r may not be associated with obvious organic findings. ain is subjective; in each case, the organic and psychologcal aspects may be extremely difficult to separate. 1
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