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FEPPA 2026 to Decode Chronic Pelvic Pain with Global Expert Insights

From underdiagnosed struggles to breakthrough treatments—FEPPA 2026 unites specialists to transform pelvic pain care. Discover workshops, research, and patient-centered solutions.

The image shows a page from a book with a drawing of a variety of objects on it, including the...
The image shows a page from a book with a drawing of a variety of objects on it, including the anatomy of the pelvis. The paper is filled with detailed drawings of the various parts of the body, including bones, muscles, and ligaments. The text on the page provides further information about the anatomy, such as the size, shape, and texture of the bones.

FEPPA 2026 to Decode Chronic Pelvic Pain with Global Expert Insights

FEPPA 2026, the 3rd Annual Conference of the Female Pelvic Pain Association, will be held on April 11-12, 2026 at The Savera Hotel. The conference is themed 'Decoding Pelvic Pain: From Confusion to Clarity' and will bring together experts to discuss chronic pelvic pain.

Chronic pelvic pain is described as multifactorial and underdiagnosed, requiring integrated care models. The conference agenda will include disciplines such as gynaecology, urology, gastroenterology, pain medicine, physiotherapy and mental health.

Sessions will cover mechanisms including central sensitisation and hormonal influences, along with topics such as the gut microbiome and pelvic pain syndromes. Discussions will examine links between irritable bowel syndrome and chronic pelvic pain.

The programme will include sessions on bladder-related pain and communication between systems. Topics such as urinary tract infections and bladder pain will be discussed in the context of clinical management.

The conference will include discussions on mental health, lifestyle modification and psychology in pain management. A debate will examine the relationship between stress and irritable bowel syndrome.

FEPPA 2026 will include sessions on adolescents and transgender individuals with pelvic pain. A panel discussion on endometriosis will focus on diagnosis and management.

The second day will include workshops on pelvic floor rehabilitation, biofeedback, yoga and functional training. The programme will also include paper presentations and expert discussions.

The conference will have participation from national and international faculty. It is accredited with Tamil Nadu Medical Council credit points.

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