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By lana_bunnii October 23, 2020 50 answers Last updated October 23, 2020

Hello! I have been diagnosed with this disease. It is difficult to prove this disease, but I was quickly diagnosed with vulvodynia. These are hellish burning pains in the delicate area. Sometimes this feeling is so strong that it's hard to even think, let alone do any work. Painkillers like analgin, aulin, even Tramal didn't help me. Gabapentin helps to some extent, but for some time the burning pains return with the same force. In fact, these are damaged nerve endings and this is not always treated, often the cause is not found. Are there women with this rare disease How are you doing?

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jamesmurray answered · October 23, 2020

   I did not know about this disease, very unpleasant, I hope you recover quickly

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lionasantes answered · October 23, 2020

   From the author: Yes, not only unpleasant, but barely enduring this suffering. Apart from vulvodynia, they already suspect that I have interstitial cystitis - there is still no cure for it, and the pain there (in the bladder is terrible). The most disgusting combination at all, and no doctor can help me get rid of this hell. I have reached despair and I no longer have the physical strength ...

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GymAlice answered · October 23, 2020

   Author, have you consulted a homeopath?

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carla_mendez_ answered · October 23, 2020

   Yes, I consulted a homeopath. I was disappointed. The money that this woman took from me and tried her distribution goods on hr. aquasource supplements for lactic acid bacteria did not help me. The only homeopathic was Boaron's chamomile. I took it for so long that I realized it had nothing to do with my problem. The placebo effect does not help here.

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Xsamotny22 answered · October 23, 2020

   Author, see what I found on the net "Where possible, etiological treatment is applied - antifungals, antibiotics, steroid creams, hormone replacement therapy. Benzodiazepines and antihistamines are taken to ensure restful sleep. Underwear should be wide and made of cotton. Wearing tight clothing should be avoided. Skirts and dresses are preferred to pants. The genital area is washed with water and unscented soap once a day. Washing more than once should be done with water, but without soap. The underwear is put on after the vulva has dried. After urination and defecation, the vulva is cleaned with antiseptic wipes in the direction from front to back. It is recommended to delay sexual activity until the symptoms subside. After sexual intercourse, the vulva is washed and dried. It is recommended to use tampons instead of bandages during menstruation. HOW OLD ARE YOU? If you are menopausal, why not try hormones? In Latin, your disease is called "Pruritus vulve" and I looked in Western literature - there is no mention of a specific cause and treatment. Have you thought about the reasons for nervousness and consulting a psychologist? Ask doctors - in foreign literature I found the names of the following drugs -Fluorouracil (cream for external use, NOT IN THE VULVATE) -Aldara 5% cream I do not want to scare you, but do you go to the doctor, is it tested for vulvar cancer? Here is a little radical treatment with Botox http://www.cosmopolitan.bg/seksualno-zdrave/nova-botoks-maniya.html The article is a "new Botox mania" of Cosmopolitan, if the link is not opened why don't you try hormones? In Latin, your disease is called "Pruritus vulve" and I looked in Western literature - there is no mention of a specific cause and treatment. Have you thought about the reasons for nervousness and consulting a psychologist? Ask doctors - in foreign literature I found the names of the following drugs -Fluorouracil (cream for external use, NOT IN THE VULVATE) -Aldara 5% cream I do not want to scare you, but do you go to the doctor, is it tested for vulvar cancer? Here is a little radical treatment with Botox http://www.cosmopolitan.bg/seksualno-zdrave/nova-botoks-maniya.html The article is a "new Botox mania" of Cosmopolitan, if the link is not opened why don't you try hormones? In Latin, your disease is called "Pruritus vulve" and I looked in Western literature - there is no mention of a specific cause and treatment. Have you thought about the reasons for nervousness and consulting a psychologist? Ask doctors - in foreign literature I found the names of the following drugs -Fluorouracil (cream for external use, NOT IN THE VULVATE) -Aldara 5% cream I do not want to scare you, but do you go to the doctor, is it tested for vulvar cancer? Here is a little radical treatment with Botox http://www.cosmopolitan.bg/seksualno-zdrave/nova-botoks-maniya.html The article is a "new Botox mania" of Cosmopolitan, if the link is not opened Have you thought about the reasons for nervousness and consulting a psychologist? Ask doctors - in foreign literature I found the names of the following drugs -Fluorouracil (cream for external use, NOT IN THE VULVATE) -Aldara 5% cream I do not want to scare you, but do you go to the doctor, is it tested for vulvar cancer? Here is a little radical treatment with Botox http://www.cosmopolitan.bg/seksualno-zdrave/nova-botoks-maniya.html The article is a "new Botox mania" of Cosmopolitan, if the link is not opened Have you thought about the reasons for nervousness and consulting a psychologist? Ask doctors - in foreign literature I found the names of the following drugs -Fluorouracil (cream for external use, NOT IN THE VULVATE) -Aldara 5% cream I do not want to scare you, but do you go to the doctor, is it tested for vulvar cancer? Here is a little radical treatment with Botox http://www.cosmopolitan.bg/seksualno-zdrave/nova-botoks-maniya.html The article is a "new Botox mania" of Cosmopolitan, if the link is not opened

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miaumiauhw answered · October 23, 2020

   Thanks №5. My problem is for 2 years. Unfortunately, I read everything on the net. All kinds of research - nothing scares me anymore with this suffering. I went through many gynecologists, dermatologists, neurologists, psychiatrists. Acupuncture 2 times already and what not painkillers. The action of Gabapentin has already been exhausted, and another with a stronger action has not been recommended to me. Well, I haven't used drugs and I wouldn't, but does anyone know how much hellish pain it will take? I do not believe that I am the only one with this pain and I would like to know when Gabapentina no longer works what women do with this disease. This pain literally depletes energy.

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aphromoo answered · October 23, 2020

   Author, number 3 you write. I am very sorry that you came across an unscrupulous person. They have tried things that have nothing to do with your condition and have nothing to do with homeopathy. However, in my quest to help you, I want to give you the following advice. You may want to contact the Homeopathy Training and Practice Center. Ask them on the phone if they are treating your condition. Here is the link for Inquiry for review http://homeopath.bg/zapitev-za-pregled/ Or contact the Bulgarian Medical Homeopathic Organization http://www.homeopathybg.org/contacts.html I wish you success.

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teamchevy answered · October 23, 2020

   here read here there are some medications for this http://www.drugs.com/condition/vulvodynia.html

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kittykatxo3 answered · October 23, 2020

   Thank you to everyone who sympathizes with my suffering! I also read what you sent me. Almost everything is known to me as a cure. I went to a lot of American and English sites. №7 and 3, I reviewed and wrote to the email of homeopaths in Bulgaria. I may turn to them again for help, but here in my city, as I have already written, I was very disappointed. Moreover, this doctor I visited, I saw on the net and her articles on treatment with homeopathy - a pity, right .... I hope that there are correct and respectful doctors in this field.

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m12297 answered · October 23, 2020

   If you want to reduce pain - take large amounts of lecithin and omega-3. These two types of fats suppress pain and inflammation of ANY nature, have the function to "repair" the nerve connections, so they are a real miracle. Search and read everything about them on the Internet, they will help you, you will see!

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stevemuscleboy answered · October 23, 2020

   It sucks a lot, I understand you, because I have something similar. If you are still visiting the topic, write because I found something that may help, although I myself have not tried it yet :)

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cyberkitty1234 answered · October 23, 2020

   №12, I am the author and I read everything related to this diagnosis. I am tired of this female suffering. I believe you understand me and know what it is about. Write what you found. I may have tried it, but still write. I do not consider any advice superfluous. Greetings!

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mcjoaooriginal answered · October 23, 2020

   Yes, I enter the topic and look for a solution to my problem

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migosyrn.news answered · October 24, 2020

   Hello, at the age of 20 I have been suffering from this pain for 10 months, and only 1 year ago I was diagnosed. Women with vulvodynia understand the pain I face every day, I give up painkillers, drink only those to strengthen the immune system and make myself tonal with chamomile tea. My question is does anyone know how long the pain lasts and whether it will ever stop, I read a lot on the subject, but I did not find an answer to my question. Grit your teeth girls, we'll handle it. Regards :)

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miss_engineer answered · October 24, 2020

   №17, what specialist gave you this diagnosis and what does it have to do with the immune system? Here I was already confused .... Sorry, I am painfully familiar with this diagnosis and without painkillers it is impossible to live a normal life. You've probably read that this is incurable. Or maybe you don't have vulvodynia and it will go away with the therapy you are administering.

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hungndirtydaddy69xxx answered · October 24, 2020

   №18 after a solid amount of tests that showed nothing and the AGs claimed that everything was fine, they told me it was vulvodynia, tell me what painkillers you use because nothing helps me, the doctors raised their hands from me and they are not offered no treatment.

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nelli_s answered · October 24, 2020

   Have you tried starvation treatment?

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trucker11 answered · October 25, 2020

   №19, only Gabapentin helps me, and to some extent. In the beginning, the burning pain was so severe that I couldn't even think. I went through many other painkillers. I wandered around many doctors like you until I was prescribed Pregabalin (Lyrics) and then it dawned on me a little. Unfortunately for this disease Zdr. cash register does not take anything, but is very expensive. Prescribed for neuropathies. Then I switched to Gabapentin. I am painfully familiar with this picture and I understand perfectly what hell you are going through. I hope it disappears by itself. Sometimes there are such cases. Time will tell ... I'm not one of those lucky ones yet. Seek a neurologist or a good dermatologist. Success!

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misscaramaria answered · October 25, 2020

   Thank you very much №21, I hope you will pass too, because you just don't live like that :(

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AnelyseBby answered · October 25, 2020

   spray with avenue water or go to TOKUDA ​​hospital with Prof. Tsankov - leather

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sexy_nanou answered · October 25, 2020

   № 23, I think we went to the same place. Neither the avenue nor Prof. Tsankov is able to help. It's just a neurological disease - wrongly awakened nerves. Good luck and share new things.

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krissone19 answered · October 25, 2020

   Hello from me, I have been in this state for 7 and a half years and I have already run out of ideas on what to do and where to go. They gave me all sorts of diagnoses, as well as vulvodynia, as well as vaginal vestibulitis and interstitial cystitis (all with unclear etiology and no specific treatment). I went to all sorts of specialists, all sorts of therapies (traditional, non-traditional), homeopathies, herbs, physiotherapy ... I drank all sorts of things, I got oiled and I put probably everything in the pharmacy, as well as my grandmother's recipes. I even went to babysitters and fairy tales. I have had 3 operations (one on the bladder for sclerosis of the neck and 2 on the spine - they cut off my tail and for stenosis of L5-C1). No painkillers help me, and it hurts me absolutely constantly. I drank Lyrica, Gabapentin, amitriptyline, Tegretol (for epilepsy) and many others like it, but to no avail. I don't know what to do anymore, it really doesn't last! I don't have sex because the pain makes it impossible, I don't know what it's like to urinate without burning and pain, it constantly hurts under my pubic bone (as if I have a fireball that wants to come out). I apologize for my long writings, but I thought that I was the only one in Bulgaria with such a problem, because no matter which doctor I go to, they always look at me as an unheard of and unseen specimen. If anyone has found salvation from this terrible thing, please let me know. it constantly hurts under my pubic bone (as if I have a fireball that wants to come out). I apologize for my long writings, but I thought that I was the only one in Bulgaria with such a problem, because no matter which doctor I go to, they always look at me as an unheard of and unseen specimen. If anyone has found salvation from this terrible thing, please let me know. it constantly hurts under my pubic bone (as if I have a fireball that wants to come out). I apologize for my long writings, but I thought that I was the only one in Bulgaria with such a problem, because no matter which doctor I go to, they always look at me as an unheard of and unseen specimen. If anyone has found salvation from this terrible thing, please let me know.

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hsieh_kunda answered · October 26, 2020

   №27, I sincerely sympathize with you for this suffering of yours. I have been with it for 3 years and I have been given the same diagnoses. The problem started with a cystoscopy, which was not necessary, and they infected my bladder. I had severe pain over the pubic bone. I was treated with very strong antibiotics and I gained weight. fungus. And here came the other problem - I was prescribed a vaginal cream, inappropriate for my age and began unbearable vulvar burning, which is not affected by anything. And the doctors look at me like an alien. I'm sure they don't shed any indescribable pain. One urologist mentioned interstitial cystitis and advised me to follow a diet free of sour, bitter and irritating foods. To some extent, the burning pain over the pubic bone is already tolerable, but the vulvar burning has remained and is constant. By the way, this diet is very cruel - no citrus, no tomatoes, chocolate and more and more ... I guess you read about this diet. And I've been through Lyrica, Gabapentin and many other painkillers. I understand you to the point of pain. I also don't have a sex life. If I'm not bothering you, how old are you? I'm over 50.

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SashaBloom answered · October 26, 2020

   27 - I'm 26 years old and it all started when I was 19 - a real hell under heaven! Now I read about a new diagnosis that again corresponds to our symptoms - neuralgia of the pudendus nerve - and of course we still do not know exactly how to treat it. I followed the diet - to no avail. I also do detoxifications - so far there is no result. I tried everything I heard - and again to no avail. For a long time I was looking for the diagnosis - Tarlov's cysts in the sacral part of the spine (also corresponds to the symptoms). I also contacted an American foundation and sent them an MRI, but I still have no result. The other thing I contacted a doctor in India - a plastic surgeon who performs reconstructive operations on women with our problems - supposedly with 100% success. I really don't know what to do anymore. I also thought about deactivating the nerves responsible for these organs. But the truth is, I don't know exactly which neurosurgeon to turn to to understand me and agree. This is from me, I hope it will be a miracle soon and I will find a way to stop this horrible vicious circle of pain!

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cheerfulkitten answered · October 26, 2020

   28 and I dug a lot and read about these strange and unknown pains of ours. It is a pity that I do not use English, but I read a translation, which is not always good. After all, I am convinced that these are affected nerves and the reason I guess is complex, especially in your case. Try everything in your power. You are so young, and this suffering is deadly. I know what hell I went through in the beginning. It is a pity that this hell continues. I managed to consult with a girl (Bulgarian) who lives in London and is treated there by a specialist in vulvodynia. Well, people offer Amitriptyline and Lyrica. Nothing new under the sun. The burning pains are slightly blunted at the beginning, and after a while this no longer helps. I did not get to this doctor in India, maybe because I do not use English and many things escape me. I read from the forum the letters of the girls from the English Association for Mutual Assistance on this issue and there I see where they went and treated. There is a young lady who was successfully operated on by vestibulodinia. She is quite active. Write, if it is convenient for you, where you consult and what things you do. For me, everything is useful. I wish you success and hope you find the right path to treatment.

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chaesmoltzutol answered · October 26, 2020

   Hello! I have had the same problem since July last year. It all started with burning in the vulva, then burning in the urethra when urinating and finally with burning pain in the bladder. I live in the USA and started going to different doctors - first to a gynecologist (possibly for fungus), then to a urologist (besides a urine test, I also had a urodynamic test and cystoscopy), then a gastroenterologist because I had pain in my lower abdomen and something like a lump. I also went through a CT scan with suspected kidney stones. And guess what ... they didn't find anything wrong with me ... except for one thing - the scan showed that I have varicose veins in the small pelvis, ie around the ovaries, uterus and bladder. In Bulgaria, this diagnosis is written as "venous stasis in the small pelvis." If you read the symptoms of this disease (pelvic congestion syndrome) you will see that many of the symptoms are exactly the same as those of interstitial cystitis or vulvodynia. I'm not saying that you necessarily have this problem, but it's still some information that can help someone with a similar problem and look at things from a completely different angle. The medicines listed above are also prescribed here, but I have not used any of them so far because what my urologist prescribed helped me. It's called Hyophen, but it's also available under other names - Urelle, Uribel, Prosed DS. Unfortunately, the drug does not cure, but only soothes the pain, and quite successfully. You can take 4 tablets a day, but I take 1 a day, and sometimes 1 every 3-4 days. I read in the forums here that many women with IC find the only solution to their pain only with this drug. For me, things got complicated with the veins, because I underwent a procedure called vein embolization, which is not an operation, but is done under general anesthesia. The procedure was successful, I had no pain, but apparently my anesthesia caused panic attacks two days later. I was prescribed a tranquilizer, which I drank for two months, then I started the process of giving it up. I had no bladder pain during that time. Now lately my bladder is irritated again, but I am taking hyophen and this saves me for now, at least until I finish giving up diazepam. Then I plan to deal with the pelvic floor veins because I feel them when they are swollen and painful (just like hemorrhoids). My embolization was done only on the main vein, which comes to the left ovary and which was the most problematic. I will try medications, Daflon for example, to tone the veins to see if the condition of the bladder will not improve. There is a lot of information on this issue on the Internet, especially in English. You can type pelvic congestion syndrome symptoms on Google and you will see many sites on this topic. I wish you good luck!

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paul_grant1 answered · October 27, 2020

   Thanks №30 for the information and I sincerely regret what happened to you. I hope you solve your problem without anesthesia. I have been under anesthesia 4 times and I know what it is, but I have not had such attacks. Only, I did not understand in the end which of the pains remained dominant - in the vulva and urethra, in the bladder or all the pains are present at the moment and you relieve them with the medicine you mentioned.

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slimdunkinbbc answered · October 27, 2020

   I feel the pain more in the urethra, but sometimes, although less often, in the bladder. I can say that it is dominant in the vulva (not the vagina) and urethra and this drug soothes the pain. I am currently taking Hyophen, but Uribel is stronger and seems to help the pain more. Unfortunately, I can't drink the second one at the moment, because it has a negative effect on the withdrawal of diazepam, I have side effects. In short, I have all the pain at one time or another or all at once.

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therealfafau answered · October 27, 2020

   30 - I read a lot about this syndrome - venous stasis of the pelvis and I was even more scared, because most likely in Bulgaria there will be no vascular surgeons to diagnose it, let alone treat it. I did an MRI of a small pelvis (as far as I knew this is one of the tests that can see this disease), but either they haven't seen it or I don't have it - I don't know. And I honestly don't know which doctor to go to so that he doesn't think I'm crazy, because our doctors don't think much outside the box, as they say. I will keep my e-mail if you want and do not mind us sharing more information, and someone else if he wants: ******** @ abv. bg / Модератор7 - We do not publish contact information.

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redducati1199 answered · October 27, 2020

   I am the author of the topic and I thank everyone for sharing. I still haven't solved my problem and I continue to cheat on this Gabapentin. There is little relief, but as much, as much. Wherever I went, whom I did not ask, but there is no salvation. Even abroad I went to a specialist who decided it was a lack of enough hormones and a thinned mucosa. He prescribed me hormonal suppositories, but they contain various preservatives, ie excipients, which intensify the burning to the point of intolerance, and I never managed to finish the course. It was just horror in all its glory. And I am convinced that my problem is hormonal, but this burning does not allow me to apply anything vaginally. Everything irritates the vulva, and it is visibly calm. For me, the strongest burning sensation is in the vulva and on part of the urethra (not in it).

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anthonyandgeorge_ answered · October 27, 2020

   To the author - hello, I'm sorry that you still haven't solved the problem, as it turns out with all of us. But I personally do not think that my problem is hormonal, because I have tested my hormones more than once, and I have taken hormonal pills, as I have applied various hormonal creams even from the beginning of the problem - no one has given results. Then I got really bad and I have stayed that way to this day. And for me, urodynamics is impaired, which speaks of impaired innervation for some reason, which unfortunately has not yet been clarified, but I have not given up, although 7 and a half years have passed, I can not imagine the rest of my life you are in this state and with this constant pain. As a last resort, I decided to look for a neurosurgeon who would agree to deactivate my nerves, hoping it would be over,

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jessismile23 answered · October 27, 2020

   № 30 and 36 maybe it is good to ask your questions in Puls bg. This is a health forum, sometimes doctors are involved and refer users to certain specialists and clinics. Here, as you know, personal data is not published. These are just the rules. There is a similar topic in Intimate Problems. It would be good to draw attention to this female problem, because at one point I was thought to be screaming (with an apology). I feel that I have become annoyed with my problem and I am almost thought of as a hypochondriac who invents pain. And in fact it is not so, I am already quietly suffering and I am in a struggle around the clock with these false pains. Now I remembered that in Sofia there is a large and modern clinic for vascular surgery. A relative of mine is having an operation there. At the moment I don't remember the name of the clinic, but I remember when they shared,

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theappleofdiscord answered · October 27, 2020

   The interesting thing for me is that the pain is definitely felt in the afternoon and evening. When I get up in the morning, ie when I have been in a horizontal position all night, there is no pain. Now in the state of reversal of the tranquilizer I am in, it turns out that I am sensitive to everything and any trauma or health problem I have had intensifies in these places. I do not dare to try any other drugs and even vitamins or supplements, because they have some effect on the process. I have to wait and wait until it's over and then deal with the veins. My symptoms are exactly the same - burning pain in and around the vulva and urethra. I went to doctors and tests for six months, which I have already written about, and if it weren't for the scanner, they would hardly have found out about this vein problem. By the way, four years ago, in the summer again, the same irritation occurred and my urologist did the same tests again without finding anything wrong. Then they did the same CT scan for me again, at the same radiologist, and she had written this at the end of her analysis, but I was not told anything, and it was not given to me in writing. The doctor didn't consider it his problem and didn't say anything, as he does now, but the gastroenterologist and the gynecologist, after seeing the analysis, told me that I had this problem. Then the pain subsided on its own, but now it is permanent. My mother died at the age of 52 and apparently had the same problem because she died suddenly. At the autopsy, it turned out that she had varicose veins in the pelvis, began to form blood clots that moved to the lungs and caused a pulmonary embolism. My brother, who is 44 now, but three years ago he also started having vein problems and making blood clots. We are obviously genetically predisposed to this disease. Unfortunately, this diagnosis is difficult to make, very often by accident, when they are examined on a CT scan or IMR for other things usually. I can add what other symptoms I had and some I still have. In addition to the burning pain in and around the vulva and urethra, also pain in the bladder, lower lower abdomen on the right, just above the ovary, low back pain, there may be pain on the left side around the ovary that goes up to the waist, something like spasmodic pain in the inner thighs around the vulva (or the left thigh only), but the latter is not permanent and not so painful. There are other symptoms of this disease, but I do not have them all and therefore do not write them. I can say this for now, but if you have certain questions,

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bustydolly answered · October 27, 2020

   Check out this topic, it may be useful for those affected by this scourge: intimniproblemi.com/index.php/2009/11/24/болки-във-вулвата/

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vanillagorillaxxx answered · October 28, 2020

   I had the same problem, I went around doctors and nothing. Finally I went to TOKUDA ​​to see Prof. Tsankov, he prescribed me water aven, I sprayed 5-6 times a day and ... everything was there

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tromlemond222 answered · October 28, 2020

   People, it's good that I found you, I'm crazy about pain and burning in the lower abdomen for 3 months now, I DISCONTINUED the gynecologist says there's nothing urologist also sure they think I'm not well !!! Nothing hurts, it stinks, I have no words to burn !!! if someone finds something effective to write

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rotaadm answered · October 28, 2020

   Hmm ... Hello from me too. It is good to see that you are not alone in the problems, but I sincerely regret all of you who have similar problems. I will share what happened to me, I hope it will help at least some of you. I am also of childbearing age, I have been suffering from so-called cystitis, pyelonephritis, etc., whatever you can think of, since I was 19 years old. Before that I didn't know what it was at all. Since then I've only lost weight and taken antibiotics every 5 months. They took me to various urologists and luminaries, to psychiatrists for vaginitis, to examinations and there was still nothing anywhere. After the last crisis, with which I thought I would die, I heard about Dr. Andreev from 15 polyclinics in Sofia. I went ... I reached the 1st city hospital, where they only do an adequate urine test (about BGN 50). I got the result - ureaplasma with mycoplasma. In front of the office we waited for at least six young people with such symptoms. Nowhere, never before, in any laboratory, have these two bacteria been caught. And these are dangerous bacteria. There were no problems with kidneys, constrictions, uterus, etc. I have been treated with an antibiotic for a year. It's very difficult and I still don't think I can handle it. Of all the creams and medications, I suffer from dryness and at times I think I already have a nerve damage somewhere in the urinary tract. At times I am like the "stiff" at the entrance of the vagina and I have the feeling that nothing can enter or leave from there. And still after sex or squeezing. I advise you, if you are worried about possible bacteria, go to the first city. Only then look for options to treat yourself. It is possible that your bladder is simply "nervous" (which is serious) or that an infection is passing from one to the other.

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misspearl89 answered · October 28, 2020

   23 how exactly he uses water

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vadhird answered · October 29, 2020

   I'm not №23, but I went to Prof. Tsankov and he gave me a spray with this water Avene. Just spray and nothing more. He recommended that I spray this spray from time to time. Hellishly expensive and useless. It is available in pharmacies or you can order it from them. I am the author

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mattbennett answered · October 29, 2020

   Hello, is there any development in you with the question? Because I've been going through something like this for a long time now .. I've tried a diet and it really seems to have had an effect, but it was quite radical and difficult to achieve .. I haven't tried Gabapentina, but obviously I will.

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gracemayaussie answered · October 29, 2020

   Hello, I am the author. My problem turned out to be hormonal. The treatment is too risky, but I had to apply it. I was prescribed hormone globules. There is a slight change, but I will hardly live to see a full recovery. I don't know if diets are worth it. You just need a healthy diet without being too sour and spicy.

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hf_dreamcatcher answered · October 29, 2020

   Many people wonder and wonder what they want to share. Will they be from someone's point of view or from someone's point of view. I will give you an example ... Author and commentators, stop coffee and intrigue. And here is how the vulvodynia in question will disappear. Coffee leads to nervousness, intrigue (complacency) to collapse. GOOD LUCK....

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freaksngeeks2626 answered · October 29, 2020

   Author, hello! Did you cure yourslef? What came out in the end? Please share ...

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hot_blonde4u answered · October 29, 2020

   № 57, I am the author. I cannot say that there is a significant change. I had to stop gabapentin. I started to stagger and lose a lot of weight. Most often it is filled, but for me it was the opposite. At one point I felt that the effect was exhausted. It is difficult for me to talk about this. I have visited so many doctors, so many therapies and no change. My life has completely changed - I can't travel like before. I go everywhere with a small bottle of distilled water in my bag, with ironed small handkerchiefs, which I use after a natural need. My nightmare continues and I have lost hope of escape from this female problem. To № 54: I don't know how right you were when you wrote your edifying post, but I'm not a coffee maker either, I'm absolutely sober, and intrigue is the least that can be my goal in life. I wish you peace and health!

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KimSun answered · October 29, 2020

   From 57. I'm sorry to hear that, author. I have been in such agony for 4 years now and like you I am on the edge of my strength. I lost friends and relatives while battling this damn disease. My life is over. I no longer want anything, but I am a young girl. I'm already thinking about the end ... Anyone who hasn't experienced it can't understand what a nightmare it is!

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augustinalady answered · October 29, 2020

   Hello sz I also have vulvodenia, pyelonephritis and cystitis. I have visited all gynecologists and urologists in Ruse. I drank a lot, ointments too. If anyone can tell me where in Bulgaria there is a good MRI, and possibly in which hospital or address. In Ruse it is better to be treated by a veterinarian. The pain and burning are unbearable. I'm interested because no one has done a scan of my small pelvis ... Where the doctor himself is good at MRI.

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garifalia.kalifoni answered · October 29, 2020

   Hello! Only yesterday I came across the diagnosis in question - Vulvodenia and I just cried! I'm 41, but I've been having a beastly burn after sex for over 20 years. Only then, but sometimes it lasts for weeks and months! I went to over 20 doctors (mostly gynecologists). They look at me with contempt because I have no discharge or any visible signs of inflammation. Sometimes I've had Escherichia coli, other times I haven't, but it's always translated as "Honeymoon Cystitis." I soon learned about ureplasma and mycoplasma. I go to another gynecologist and I will make her do all possible tests for me. Some guidelines from what you wrote helped me a lot! You have to become a whole doctor in order to be able to direct yourself what to examine and where to look. I've always been to "names" .. I wonder Is there any hope that I will not have exactly vulvodenia if the burning and pain are not constant, but only after sex? Not even for a while ..

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bradfordlad answered · October 29, 2020

   Girls, I hope you do. Have you tried going to a gynecologist-oncologist? They have the best technique and although your disease is not cancerous, they can help you. I made a mistake with 4-5 gynecologists until I got tired and went to the Oncology. They will help you, just try this way.

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interjet answered · October 29, 2020

   Try this. Washing with soda water. Drinking soda water. And! You lie on your back, after washing with soda, you start massaging the area above the place, above the bladder actually massaging, which consists of pressing the area with your fingers, but not directly like a pencil, but a little sideways. You crush, rub, enter under the pubic bone, the whole area around. Without going into details, you will feel the effect and expand the area of ​​the massage. The idea is to increase the blood supply to the area and hence the healing effect. You can apply castor oil to the area above the pubic area and massage. Crushing, pushing, where it hurts, you work there, lightly, without unnecessary painful pressure, to the point of tolerance. I repeat, the blood supply in the area is disrupted and conditions are created for the development of bacteria that want an acidic environment and find it there. When you restore the blood supply with massages, pressing in the area, diversification, you will be relieved. And you will be healed. Make a series of soda, drinking in the morning on an empty stomach, a separate wash with soda, after each visit to the toilet. Separately, if you find a way to walk naturally, squatting, not on a potty, it also becomes a natural self-massage of the place. Look at the problem as a poor blood supply to the site. I repeat, you lie on your back and you will be surprised how many places you will find sore spots, but it hurts that it hurts. You turn on the spot, if you have smeared with castor oil, maybe pure lard, it is even very good, and you work under each bone near the painful place. Good luck, it will help you if you are not too lazy to do it. Make a series of soda, drinking in the morning on an empty stomach, a separate wash with soda, after each visit to the toilet. Separately, if you find a way to walk naturally, squatting, not on a potty, it also becomes a natural self-massage of the place. Look at the problem as a poor blood supply to the site. I repeat, you lie on your back and you will be surprised how many places you will find sore spots, but it hurts that it hurts. You turn on the spot, if you have smeared with castor oil, maybe pure lard, it is even very good, and you work under each bone near the painful place. Good luck, it will help you if you are not too lazy to do it. Make a series of soda, drinking in the morning on an empty stomach, a separate wash with soda, after each visit to the toilet. Separately, if you find a way to walk naturally, squatting, not on a potty, it also becomes a natural self-massage of the place. Look at the problem as a poor blood supply to the site. I repeat, you lie on your back and you will be surprised how many places you will find sore spots, but it hurts that it hurts. You turn on the spot, if you have smeared with castor oil, maybe pure lard, it is even very good, and you work under each bone near the painful place. Good luck, it will help you if you are not too lazy to do it. as of poor blood supply to the site. I repeat, you lie on your back and you will be surprised how many places you will find sore spots, but it hurts that it hurts. You turn on the spot, if you have smeared with castor oil, maybe pure lard, it is even very good, and you work under each bone near the painful place. Good luck, it will help you if you are not too lazy to do it. as of poor blood supply to the site. I repeat, you lie on your back and you will be surprised how many places you will find sore spots, but it hurts that it hurts. You turn on the spot, if you have smeared with castor oil, maybe pure lard, it is even very good, and you work under each bone near the painful place. Good luck, it will help you if you are not too lazy to do it.

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mynykaa answered · October 29, 2020

   I read the reviews again and thought of how to formulate the problem. Poor blood supply to the pelvis. If you do not move, if you work sitting for a long time, there is a terrible stagnation in the area below. And just self-massage will help, plus of course active movement after the pain passes and you can afford active movement. Alternatively, squat and squat for minutes, anything that could cause this area below to get blood. I know it from a Russian doctor. And it helps.