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can any one tell me it gets better

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Hi

I had vulvodinia for about 5 months. It was constant pain. Doctors were unable to diagnose but I knew what it was. There are some treatments now such as numbing gels and you can take medication for nerve pain. I suggest you visit your doctor to get some of these treatments. Avoid wearing jeans or tight trousers. I hope this helps.

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Sharonbruck in reply tolastofthemohicans

beven like this for 2yrs nothing helping. Been on gabapentin amitriptyline. Had enough it's just tge outside. Thankyou for your

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lastofthemohicans in reply toSharonbruck

Why not try a numbing cream or gel. Also U Tube videos can be helpful especially those by Doctors talking about remedies for this condition. There may be an operation you can have. Two years is a long time.

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Did yours go away after 5 months with or without medication? Did it ever come back? I’ve had it for 4 months and have resisted medication but I’m fed up now.

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yes it went away on its own. The medication did not really help. It never came back . It should clear up in time. I got vulvodinia from using a pessary for thrush so if you can avoid them it would be better.

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i believe the menapause has brought this

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moo196 in reply toSharonbruck

Highly recommend seeing a menopausal specialist

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have you checked out the vulval pain society website

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