Abstract
Chronic pelvic pain (HTB) remains a relevant multidisciplinary problem. Its symptoms are the result of interaction between psychological factors and dysfunction of the immune, neurological and endocrine systems. HTB is a serious problem for women. Approximately 14% of women experienced HTB at least once in their lives. HTB is grueling and related to significant costs and incidence, and its etiology is multifactorial, which often complicates medical treatment and treatment of associated symptoms. Best practice guidelines recommend an interdisciplinary and biopsychosocial approach to treatment. However, the problem of HTB requires further comprehensive study and expanding possible methods of effective pain control and improving the quality of life of the female population.
 The article systematizes literary sources on the genesis of pain, the principles of classification, diagnostics and management.
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