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James Sorensen1, Katherine E Bautista2, Georgine Lamvu3
1University of Central Florida Ucf Com/hca Gme Consortium Obstetrics and Gynecology Residency Program, UCF/ Orlando Va Medical Center.
Abstract:
Dyspareunia and vulvodynia are genital pain disorders that have devastating effects on women's quality of life. These disorders occur with high prevalence and place a significant financial burden on women and the health care system. Many women do not report genital pain, and most providers do not inquire about this type of pain. As a result, women also experience social isolation. Numerous treatments are thought to improve quality of life and decrease pain; however, more studies are needed. This review aims to provide an overview of clinical evaluation methods and to summarize treatment options for women suffering from dyspareunia and vulvodynia.
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