Understanding pelvic pain in athletes and the pathway from assessment to return.
Understanding pelvic pain in athletes and the pathway from assessment to return.
Risk profiling: what Priority, Monitor and Routine mean in this area, why an athlete receives each result, and what happens next. You automatically receive the version matched to your result.
What happens at your consult, the team involved, and how care is coordinated.
You reported pelvic pain that is frequent or severe, or that is limiting training, playing or daily activities.
Keeping a simple symptom record and what changes should prompt review.
You reported pelvic pain that is occasional or mild. It is worth tracking rather than training through.
What pelvic pain can look like in sport and why early reporting matters.
You reported no pelvic pain in the last month, so the deeper pelvic pain assessment was not required this round.
Evidence based information on the conditions relevant to this area, written for athletes.
Print ready A3 posters for the club to display, including awareness month campaigns. Club staff can download these from the club portal.
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Year round
Year round
Year round
The latest research in this area, curated and updated as new work publishes.
Trusted organisations, support services and medical referral pathways.
Publication lists and links shown are indicative. Final content, citations and any linked organisations are confirmed by Kylie before publication, and each resource carries a last reviewed date.