How chronic pain can affect both sexual and emotional intimacy, and remembering that communication is key.   This programme is supported by an educational grant from the Tillyloss Trust Along with food, shelter and clothing, sexual expression is one of the basic human needs. It a

Sex and Chronic Pain Persistent pain can affect lots of areas of life such as work, exercise, socialising, and mood. This leaflet is for people who find sexual activity difficult or have given up because of pain. People with chronic pain are likely to have difficulties with sex, and t

We visit the EXPPECT pelvic pain clinic, where women share their experiences and advice for living with persistent bladder and pelvic pain.   To listen to the programme, please click here. Prefer a PDF? Please click here. Paul Evans: This is Airing Pain, a programme brought to yo

We visit the EXPPECT pelvic pain clinic, where women share their experiences and advice for living with persistent bladder and pelvic pain        Please tell us what you think of Airing Pain by filling in a short survey.   For a full transcript of this programme please click here

Using cannabis as a painkiller, pelvic pain in men and women and living with trigeminal neuralgia.

The pain management needs of children and young people and the impact of their pain on family life.

Persistent pain and the fight to end female genital mutilation.

Kwa habari zaidi kuhusu ukeketaji wa wanawake, tafadhali tazama waraka wetu wa habari za ukweli kuhusu ukeketaji wa wanawake. Kwa toleo la PDF la nakala hii tafadhali bofya hapa. Maumivu endelevu na mapambano ya kukomesha ukeketaji wa wanawake. Zaidi ya wanawake 100,000 nchini Uingere

For more information about FGM, please see our FGM factsheet. Tafadhali bofya hapa ili kusoma nukuu ya nakala ya programu hii iliyofasiriwa kwa Kiswahili. For a PDF of this transcript please click here.   Persistent pain and the fight to end female genital mutilation. Over 100,00

For a PDF of this transcript please click here. Date of release: 16th March 2011 How do culture and religion affect the way we experience and manage our pain? Dr Shilpa Patel, Dr Sue Peacock and Sir Michael Bond talk about the relationship between cultural background and pain. Also in