AZIZA NEWS & UPDATES

Chronic pain and loneliness often go together for women with pelvic and vulvovaginal pain. Here’s why, and how to find your people

Last month The Guardian told the world what we do here. It also turned into physical therapy and lab work for two women who needed it most. We’re $8 away from making that kind of care possible every single month.

Living with undiagnosed pain costs more than money. See the real financial, emotional, and physical toll it takes, and how to find support

Life with chronic pain reshapes every plan. Here’s how to keep moving forward without losing yourself in the process.

Walking in prepared is half the battle. Here’s how to make the most of your specialist appointment for complex gynecologic pain.

A gentle guide for partners and family on what helps (and what hurts) when someone you love has chronic gynecologic pain.

For women living with chronic pelvic pain, specialist treatment like Botox is just the beginning. What determines whether that relief lasts is consistent access to pelvic floor physical therapy. This is what that journey looks like from the inside.

The Aziza Project was featured in The Guardian this week. Read the article and find out how you can support our work.

When chronic pain and intimacy collide, the grief is real. You’re not alone, and there is a path forward.