Urogenital pain is more common than you think. Chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS) is characterized by chronic pain in the pelvic region without a classic cause, such as a vaginal infection. Chronic urogenital pain represents a distinct clinical picture, which we treat in an interdisciplinary manner in our practice. During a medical history interview, in addition to a general medical history, a pain history (location, onset, and description of the pain) should be taken. This includes factors that trigger and relieve pain. As part of a thorough physical examination, we perform a diagnostic exclusion process. We develop the assessment and treatment plan together with you.