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Women’s Health Resources

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Here are helpful resources covering a range of women’s health topics:

Pelvic pain

The Pelvic Pain Network – the UK’s professional community dedicated to improving physiotherapy for people with pelvic pain.  Includes useful resources such as the pelvic pain flare up toolkit and a guide to genitourinary syndrome of menopause.

The Pelvic Pain Network

Resources — The Pelvic Pain Network

Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia – pelvic pain education for health professionals, young people and communities.  Wealth of resources including information on how to choose the right practitioner and comprehensive medication information.

Pelvic Pain Foundation | Enhance Knowledge, Support Patients

Pelvic Pain Foundation for Women — Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia

Medications for pelvic pain — Pelvic Pain Foundation of Australia

Postural orthostatic hypotension syndrome (POTS)

Australian POTS Foundation – useful information explaining what POTS is and treatment options.

Home Page – Australian POTS Foundation » Australian POTS Foundation

Nice summary brochure about POTS: 

FINAL New Patient Brochure 2025

Menopause

Australasian Menopause Society – helpful resources for all aspects of menopause for health professionals and patients

Menopause Information & Support | Australasian Menopause Society

Resources for Consumers | Australasian Menopause Society Hub

Women’s Health Concern – the consumer arm of the British Menopause Society

WHC factsheets and other helpful resources – Women’s Health Concern

Endometriosis

Endozone – for patient friendly information about endometriosis

Welcome to EndoZone: Helping You Live Well with Endo

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