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VULVODYNIA

HAS THERE BEEN ANY ADVANCES IN THE TREATMENT OR FOR VULVODYNIA.IT AMAZES
ME HOW MANY DOCTORS STILL NO NOTHING ABOUT THIS DISEASE.
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Just wanted to add what has helped me. I suffered from undiagnosed vaginal pain for almost a year before I was diagnosed with vulvodynia. My doctor thinks it was caused by an e.coli and/or herpes infection. The virus damaged the nerves. Well, I have been taking Lyrica for about 9 months, and it has been a life saver. I have almost no pain. I feel 99% better!
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My doctor recommended Vagifen tablets and it seems to help alittle.
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A diet low in oxalates benefits vulvadynia.
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Anticonvulsent drugs work for all sorts of pain.  I've had them for neuralgia, and now take them for tension headaches, although they don't seem to help the vulvodynia.
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Hey, has anybody tried topamax?The doctor put me on it for migraine headaces and it really seems to be helping my vulvodynia as well. I have felt alot better I dont know there maybe something to this. Im going to keep taking it and hope for the best! I know its a anticuvulsant drug but it really seems to help,anything that will help im up for! ILL let all of you know if it keeps working!  RILY
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Sorry nothing new on vulvodynia,but if you learn of something new let me know,and I will  do the same for you!  rily
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Thanks for the help, I will ask my doctor about it maybe he knows! Im willing to try anything that might help get some quality  of life back I have so many things with no luck! So I will check into this cream. thanks again! Rily
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Don't know whether you can get it in US.  Suggest you ask your doc.  It's ingredients are an anti-fungal, hydrocortisone and antibiotic (tetracycline).  It may be under a different brand name in US.  It's manufactured by Glaxo, I think.

Hope that helps.
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Nice to know about the trimovate cream No I have not tried it How can I get it here in the US? would love to try it I have sufferd for 9 years now will try anything that might help!
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Hi:

Anyone tried Trimovate cream?  Worked for me after about a year of suffering.  Only available here in the UK on prescription. Use twice a day for 8 weeks, then once a day for a few weeks, then every few days thereafter, and it seems to manage the condition very well.
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Hi,I have had vulvodynia for 8yrs.I have know idea what started it,and you are very right about the doctors i dont know why they wont do more studies on this disease!I have been to many doctors that had know clue what it is.It is very hard to treat,I have tryed so many things with know help! I have some good days and some very bad ones! Good thing my husband is a very understanding man.I get on the internet hoping to find something new about it,but its always more of the same!I just pray alot and that helps! rily
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401370 tn?1233324682
HI,IT'S MY LADY THAT HAS IT AND SHE HAS NO IDEA HOW.SHE DID NOT HAVE A
PROBLEM TILL SHE HIT 53 YRS. OLD. EVEN THOUGH IT EFFECTS A GREAT
NUMBER OF WOMEN THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY IS NOT ALL THAT INTERESTED
IN STUDIESOF THE DISEASE. MANY DR.'S DON'T KNOW WHAT IT IS.

                                                                                                ROD
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I am ready to have it all cut off. I know how you feel. Nothing new out there except maybe botox injections. Google that and good luck. Do you know what caused your vd? PM me
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