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Journal of Sexual Medicine
BACKGROUND Past research suggests that oral contraceptive (OC) use increases the risk for vulvodynia/vestibulodynia, although results are often mixed or inconsistent.
J. Kiesner, C. Bittoni
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BACKGROUND Past research suggests that oral contraceptive (OC) use increases the risk for vulvodynia/vestibulodynia, although results are often mixed or inconsistent.
J. Kiesner, C. Bittoni
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Qualitative Health Research
Within the theoretical framework of social constructionism, this study presents a qualitative inquiry into the experiences of vulvodynia of 17 women of various ages in Italy.
D. Romaioli, Gaia Caprini
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Within the theoretical framework of social constructionism, this study presents a qualitative inquiry into the experiences of vulvodynia of 17 women of various ages in Italy.
D. Romaioli, Gaia Caprini
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Illness, Crisis & Loss
This article is based on a reflective first-person narrative of living with vulvodynia, and the findings from a master's study, titled “My genitals make me inadequate”—A phenomenological hermeneutic study about vulvodynia based on body, meaning and lived
A. Nordin
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This article is based on a reflective first-person narrative of living with vulvodynia, and the findings from a master's study, titled “My genitals make me inadequate”—A phenomenological hermeneutic study about vulvodynia based on body, meaning and lived
A. Nordin
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Journal of Sexual Medicine
BACKGROUND In the context of vulvodynia, a gynecological disorder characterized by chronic vulvar pain affecting an estimated 10% of women, with significant impacts on sexual health, mental well-being, and productivity, the Common-Sense Model of Illness ...
Spinoni Marta +3 more
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BACKGROUND In the context of vulvodynia, a gynecological disorder characterized by chronic vulvar pain affecting an estimated 10% of women, with significant impacts on sexual health, mental well-being, and productivity, the Common-Sense Model of Illness ...
Spinoni Marta +3 more
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Sexual wellbeing in vulvodynia: A narrative review.
MaturitasVulvodynia, defined as idiopathic chronic vulvar pain, is a prevalent and distressing condition that entails significant impacts on many aspects of psychosocial wellbeing.
C. Pukall +4 more
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Management of pediatric and adolescent vulvodynia: A retrospective single institutional review.
Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent GynecologySTUDY OBJECTIVE To describe the treatment options, experiences, and outcomes in vulvodynia among pre-pubertal, peri-pubertal, and post-pubertal patients.
Melissa Parks +2 more
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Vulvodynia—It Is Time to Accept a New Understanding from a Neurobiological Perspective
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021FRANCISCO JOSÉ Nohales-Alfonso +1 more
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