Blog

What Happens During a Vulvar Pain Evaluation

"Persistent vulvar pain is a complex disorder that can be difficult to treat. Many women experience vulvar pain & discomfort that affect the quality of their lives. Vulvar pain can be caused by a specific…

The Differences Between Vulvodynia & Vaginismus

When women experience vaginal pain & discuss it with their GPs, many of them find that their doctors have little knowledge of vulvodynia or vaginismus, despite the fact that these conditions are extremely common. -…

Evaluating & Treating Vulvar Pain

"The pathophysiology of vulvar pain is poorly understood, with the result that less than 2% of affected women are properly diagnosed & treated. The diversity of patient characteristics additionally confounds evaluation & effective treatment" [1]…

How to Find a Vulvodynia Specialist Online

Finding a Vulvodynia Pain Specialist online is not always easy. - This is because these days, there are countless general health websites all over the world which are designed to capture web traffic, by fooling…

Is Vulvodynia Common?

Although countless women do not discuss their vulvodynia symptoms with their doctors, the condition is fairly common. If you have pain in your vulva or vagina region, discuss it with a Vulvodynia Pain Specialist, as…

What is the Difference Between Vulval Pain and Vaginal Pain?

“Pain in the pelvic area, vagina & vulva, can have many causes, or no apparent cause. You might feel discomfort in your lower back & abdomen area. Or, you might only have pain in your…

Vulvodynia: Can Exercise Aggravate It? & How to Combat It

Did you know that you can get enormous relief from vulvodynia pain through a combination of different modalities. If you consult a Vulvodynia Pain Specialist, they will give you an accurate diagnosis, & put you…

Painful Urination: Causes & Treatment

“When urinating comes with burning, stinging, or another kind of pain or discomfort, it's a clearly blatant sign that something isn't right. Painful urination could be a sign of a number of different infections, some…

What is Vulvodynia & How is the Pelvic Floor Involved?

The word vulvodynia describes a symptom, which literally means pain (dynia) in the vulvar region (vulvo). It is used to refer to the symptoms of long-term or recurring discomfort & pain in that area. A…

Reasons Your Vulvodynia Symptoms Aren’t Improving

Vulvodynia is unlikely to get better on its own, & some of the latest treatments & therapies should be recommended by a Pain Specialist. There are also some other causes of vulval pain that need…