But the real source of the woman's pain was only revealed by subsequent tests that doctors carried out for another condition. Williams, a mother of three, had experienced heavy and painful periods ...

Real-life cancer story: A 25-year-old athletic woman dies of a rare bone cancer less than a year after her condition of constant back pain was misdiagnosed as sciatica. Kate Drummond, a fitness ...

Women are at greater risk of severe health complications because of what’s been dubbed the “gender pain gap” – an issue that often leaves them under-diagnosed and under-treated.

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Women's chronic pain is often passed off as being "dramatic" or "emotional" - they're more likely to be prescribed psychotherapy over painkillers.

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A 30-year-old woman was evaluated because of back pain, leg stiffness, and falling. Tone was increased in the legs. Exaggeration of the normal lumbar lordosis was seen on MRI.

Other symptoms depend on where the cyst forms as well as the tissues around it, which explains why this woman had back pain and electric jolts in her leg after it formed on her spine, Dr. Adalja says.