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Vulvar vestibulitis syndrome

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Vulvar vestibulitis syndrome; VVS
Vulval vestibulitis; vulvar dysesthesia; inflammation of the vestibule.
Mentioned in: Vulvodynia
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Few studies have been published concerning description and evaluation of psychosexual treatment models for women with provoked vestibulodynia or vulvar vestibulitis syndrome (Schover, Youngs, & Cannata, 1992; Wijma & Wijma, 1997; Wijma, Jansson, Nilsson, Hallbook, & Wijma, 2000; Bergeron et al.
Combined physical and psychosexual therapy for provoked ... by Backman, Helene; Widenbrant, Marta; Bohm-Starke, Nina; Dahlof, Lars-Gosta / The Journal of Sex Research
com and concluded, based on promotional claims made, that the products Beta-mannan and Micronutrient are intended for use in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of herpes, cervical cancer, cervical dysplasia, vulvar vestibulitis syndrome and other diseases.
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Hierarchic regression analysis of data obtained from 67 women with vulvar vestibulitis syndrome showed that lower levels of pain self-efficacy (confidence in one's ability to perform a range of tasks despite pain) and higher levels of pain catastrophization (a negative cognitive response to, or anticipation of, pain) were both associated with more intense pain during intercourse, reported Ms.
Cognitive factors predict intensity of pain in vulvar vestibulitis by Mahoney, Diana / Clinical Psychiatry News
 
 
 
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