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EPISODE · Feb 4, 2026 · 59 MIN

101 on women's health with Elizabeth Howard and Lorrae Griffiths part two

from Osteo Talk · host Osteopathy Australia

Pelvic pain affects one in five women, and in this episode Liz and Lorrae break down what it is, why it happens, and contributing factors most often involved. We also hear about pelvic girdle pain, endometriosis, menopause and UTIs. Even with tailored interventions, such as manual therapy, at their disposal, the pair explore how an osteopath’s whole‑person approach assists with their patient assessment as varied contributors like childbirth, common injuries, infections, and visceral sources can be the source of the pain. Liz and Lorrae delve into risk factors for persistent pain, including emotional or physical trauma and the pair emphasise the importance of a team-based approach examination for women’s health. Hear how networking with specialists whilst forging a strong interdisciplinary team, all working to the patient’s goals, is key to managing financial, physical and emotional loads for the patient. Resources: Women’s Health & Research Institute: https:/ /www.whria.com.au/ BowerBird CPD: https://www.bowerbirdcpd.com/courses/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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