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Postherpetic neuralgia after shingles: an under-recognized cause of chronic vulvar pain
Obstetrics & Gynecology, 2002Vulvar shingles, an uncommon presentation of a common disease, probably affects 1.5 million American women during their lifetime and leaves about 150,000 with postherpetic neuralgia, a chronic neuropathic pain syndrome. Prompt diagnosis and treatment can minimize pain severity and duration.The case of an 88-year-old woman with sacral shingles is ...
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Health Communication, 2018
This manuscript uses Goldsmith's (2004) normative model of social support to explore conversations women have with a romantic partner about vulvodynia. Twenty-six women with vulvodynia participated in semi-structured interviews in which they described conversational goals, discussed challenges, and offered advice to others managing vulvodynia.
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This manuscript uses Goldsmith's (2004) normative model of social support to explore conversations women have with a romantic partner about vulvodynia. Twenty-six women with vulvodynia participated in semi-structured interviews in which they described conversational goals, discussed challenges, and offered advice to others managing vulvodynia.
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Chronic vulvar pain from a physical therapy perspective.
Dermatologic therapy, 2011When assessing women with chronic vulvar pain, women's health physical therapists search for comorbid mechanical components (including musculoskeletal, fascial, and visceral) and other disorders that may contribute to or be caused by chronic vulvar pain (CVP). Pelvic floor hypertonicity is a key perpetuating factor for CVP.
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STD interactive case challenge--diagnosing and treating chronic vulvar pain and erythema.
Medscape women's health, 1999A 36-year-old Caucasian woman arrives in your office, her chief complaint being vulvar pain and discomfort of 2 years' duration. She says that the onset of vulvar erythema and pain was gradual, beginning with mild tingling discomfort and eventually developing into dyspareunia and pain whenever she attempted to insert tampons, wore tight-fitting pants ...
J, Larkin, G, Thomas, J, Toney
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Chronic Vulvar Pain in Gynecological Outpatients
Scandinavian Journal of Pain, 2023Cecilie T Hagemann
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