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Archives of Dermatology, 1989
Symptomatic vulvar burning (vulvodynia) in the absence of abnormal physical findings was long thought to be an unusual psychosomatic gynecologic problem. Within the past decade, however, a number of investigators began to study patients with this frustrating problem.
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Symptomatic vulvar burning (vulvodynia) in the absence of abnormal physical findings was long thought to be an unusual psychosomatic gynecologic problem. Within the past decade, however, a number of investigators began to study patients with this frustrating problem.
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Der Hautarzt; Zeitschrift fur Dermatologie, Venerologie, und verwandte Gebiete, 2005
Vulvodynia (vulvar dysesthesia) refers to vulvar pain (burning, irritation and rawness) of the external female genitalia for more than 3 months without other dermatological or gynecological causes. The term primary vulvodynia should be reserved for vulvar vestibulitis and essential (dysesthetic) vulvodynia.
U R, Hengge, I B, Runnebaum
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Vulvodynia (vulvar dysesthesia) refers to vulvar pain (burning, irritation and rawness) of the external female genitalia for more than 3 months without other dermatological or gynecological causes. The term primary vulvodynia should be reserved for vulvar vestibulitis and essential (dysesthetic) vulvodynia.
U R, Hengge, I B, Runnebaum
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Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Reproductive Medicine, 2018
Ursula Winters +2 more
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Ursula Winters +2 more
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Presse medicale (Paris, France : 1983), 2000
Vulvodynia includes a group of vulva disorders in patients with a normal clinical presentation. Chronic and spontaneous complaints are observed, sometimes aggravated by sexual intercourse. Most patients complain of a burning vulva.The diagnostic and therapeutic approach to vulvodynia is long and difficult.
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Vulvodynia includes a group of vulva disorders in patients with a normal clinical presentation. Chronic and spontaneous complaints are observed, sometimes aggravated by sexual intercourse. Most patients complain of a burning vulva.The diagnostic and therapeutic approach to vulvodynia is long and difficult.
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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 J Nohales-Alfonso +1 more
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