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My friend suspectas vulvodynia vestibulitis syndrome - as symptom suggest this. what can you tell me about this syndrome?
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Underdiagnosed: vulvodynia is a under-diagnosed cause of vaginal pain, particularly at the entrance to the vagina. it can severely affect a woman's sexual function and is somewhat difficult to treat, but if combined with physical therapy and a gynecological specialist, it can be treated
Answered 6/11/2017
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