Undiagnosed Pelvic Pain: What to Do While You Wait
When chronic pain and intimacy collide, the grief is real. You’re not alone, and there is a path forward.
AZIZA NEWS & UPDATES
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From Botox to PT: One Patient’s Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Journey
Five months after receiving pelvic floor Botox with Dr. Babb, our client Erica shares an honest and hopeful update on her physical therapy journey — what it involves, why it works, and how it’s changing her life.
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Chronic Pain and Intimacy: Reclaiming Connection When Your Body Hurts
When chronic pain and intimacy collide, the grief is real. You’re not alone, and there is a path forward.
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5 Forms of Medical Gaslighting Women With Chronic Pain Experience
Medical gaslighting women is a pattern. Here are 5 forms of dismissal women with chronic pain experience, and why their pain is real.
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Why Chronic Pain and Depression Go Hand in Hand
Chronic pain and depression often go hand in hand. Discover the biology behind the connection and find compassionate support for your whole self.
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May 2026 Newsletter: Remaining Functional Is Not the Same Thing as Being Well
Our May gynecologic pain newsletter: a powerful essay from Dr. Babb, a client update, April funding news, and we’re just $46 from our monthly goal.
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How to Find a Gynecologic Pain Specialist Who Actually Understands You
Finding a gynecologic pain specialist who truly understands your condition can change everything. Here’s exactly what to look for.
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Stephanie’s Story: A Second Trip to Tulsa, an MRI, and a New Lead
Stephanie has made two more trips to Tulsa, dealt with an unexpected complication, and finally has a possible explanation for her ongoing pain — and an appointment on the books.
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Steph’s Story: Thirty Years of Searching for Answers
Steph has been living with gynecologic pain since adolescence — more than 30 years that included endometriosis, PCOS, ovarian cancer, and surgical menopause. For most of that time, her concerns were dismissed or left unexplained. This is her story.