A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Treatment of Sexual Pain, Dyspareunia, Vulvodynia, and Pelvic Pain

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" It’s hard to talk about, and often misdiagnosed. It’s not all in your head! You don't have to live with painful sex. Proper diagnosis and multidisciplinary treatment can help you reduce or eliminate pain."

X> What information do you need?

.....Vulvar pain, vulvodynia, and vulvar vestibulitis (Physical and emotional causes of vulvar pain. Methods of treatment.)

.....Vaginismus (Tight vaginal muscles that prevent intercourse. Approaches to treatment)

.....Fear of sex (Fear and negative feelings can dramatically interfere with sex. Fortunately, it can be treated.)

.....Unconsummated marriage (Learn what can be done for couples who have been unable to have intercourse.)

.....Vaginal Pain (Physical and emotional causes of vaginal pain. Methods of treatment.)

.....Pelvic pain (Endometriosis, fibroids, and other causes of pelvic pain.)

.....Consequences of sexual trauma (Trauma can leave physical and emotional scars.)

X> Why a multidisciplinary approach makes sense...

.....AND MUCH MORE!!

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