Women experience chronic pain at disproportionately higher rates than men, yet their symptoms are often overlooked, misunderstood, and inadequately treated. Biological differences in pain perception, hormonal fluctuations, and social and cultural factors intersect to create a uniquely complex landscape—one that demands specialized understanding and care. Although research and clinical technologies have advanced, critical gaps in diagnosis and treatment remain, leaving many women without effective relief. Interventional Pain Medicine for Women's Health is a comprehensive resource designed to close those gaps. Bringing together leading experts across pain medicine, anesthesiology, obstetrics, gynecology, and mental health, this volume offers an integrated multidisciplinary framework for managing chronic pain conditions specific to women. With a strong emphasis on precision medicine and targeted treatment strategies, it details the latest interventional techniques and evidence-based strategies for conditions ranging from musculoskeletal disorders to complex pelvic pain. Whether you are a clinician seeking to broaden your interventional pain management skillset or a researcher investigating innovative approaches to women's pain, this book provides practical guidance and clinically actionable insights. By bridging interventional procedures with holistic, patient-centred care, Interventional Pain Medicine for Women's Health empowers professionals to advocate for better outcomes and reshape how women's pain is recognized, understood, and treated.
