A case-based guide to recognising pelvic pain and endometriosis early in general practice, and building a practical management plan.

Who Should Attend?

• Rural Generalists, General Practitioners and GP Registrars
  • General practitioners are frequently the first clinician a patient sees before a diagnosis is established. Pelvic pain affects up to 1 in 4 women. The average time to diagnosis remains 6–8 years.¹

Course Overview

This free Praxhub webinar is case-based and clinically grounded. It opens in the consultation room and builds knowledge through two real-world GP presentations — persistent pelvic pain presenting as bladder pain syndrome and an early pelvic pain presentation in an adolescent with complex pain drivers. These are common presentations in general practice and often require thought outside historical frameworks.

Learning Objectives

On completion of this course and its components, participants will be able to:

1. Outline a structured pelvic pain history that captures non-classic symptoms and red flags, including bladder, bowel, fatigue, and musculoskeletal presentations of endometriosis.
2. Recognise and manage bladder pain syndrome in general practice, including first-line non-pharmacological strategies
3. Outline the role of pelvic floor physiotherapy in the management of persistent pelvic pain, and the need for early referral.
4. Apply a biopsychosocial management framework for pelvic pain and endometriosis, including hormonal therapy options and early fertility counselling per RANZCOG guidance

CPD

Activity ID: 1653822                      Activity ID: 2436                   Activity ID: 42574

Cost

• Free

Questions?

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