Vulvodynia 10 Important Questions 1.How can you be certain of qmy diagnosis? 2.What can I do at home to help control my symptoms? 3.Will pain medications make me feel better? 4.What treatment do you recommend for me? 5.Are there any activities I should avoid? 6.How might vulvodynia affect my sex life? 7.What should I tell my partner about my condition? 8.Will vulvodynia affect my ability to have children? 9.What can I do for support? 10.Can vulvodynia go away on its own?
1. specialists will perform a "q-tip test" and other examinations. 2. dilators! 3. gabapentin is a chronic pain drug that helps with the nerve connections, it has improved my quality personally. they also have diazepam insertions. 4. physical therapy 5. wearing tight clothings and sitting for too long, avoid sexual intercourse depending on the severity of your condition. 6. again it depends on the severity but personally i can not take action. 7. explain that it is chronic and treatment takes time. make sure they are aware of your sexual limits. 8. i have heard that the body naturally contracts and dilated during birth and it shouldn't be significantly more painful than someone else's pregnancy, but i have not had this confirmed. 9. mindfulness therapy. 10. girl I WISH.
