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Vulvodynia

The International Society for the Study of Vulvovaginal Disease (ISSVD) defines Vulvodynia as chronic vulvar discomfort or pain, characterized by burning, stinging, irritation or rawness of the female genitalia in cases in which there is no infection or skin disease of the vulva or vagina causing these symptoms. 18 percent of women will experience it sometime in their lives, reports the National Institutes of Health.

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AUDIO: How Can A Woman Participate In Your Online Study For Vulvodynia? Dr. Pukall
May 1 2008 - 4:40pm
AUDIO: Dr. Pukall, Who Gets Vulvodynia? Are Women Who’ve had a Hysterectomy More Likely to Experience Vulvar Pain?
May 1 2008 - 4:34pm
AUDIO: Dr. Pukall, Explains How a Woman with Vulvodynia can Advocate for Herself in her Doctor’s Office
May 1 2008 - 4:09pm
AUDIO: Dr. Pukall, Is The Vulvodynia Pain I Have “All In My Head?”
May 1 2008 - 3:57pm
AUDIO: Caroline Pukall, Ph.D, CPsych Explains the Current Treatments for Vulvodynia
May 1 2008 - 3:47pm

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	AUDIO: How Can A Woman Participate In Your Online Study For Vulvodynia? Dr. Pukall
	AUDIO: Dr. Pukall, Who Gets Vulvodynia? Are Women Who’ve had a Hysterectomy More Likely to Experience Vulvar Pain?
	AUDIO: Dr. Pukall, Explains How a Woman with Vulvodynia can Advocate for Herself in her Doctor’s Office
	AUDIO: Dr. Pukall, Is The Vulvodynia Pain I Have “All In My Head?”
	AUDIO: Caroline Pukall, Ph.D, CPsych Explains the Current Treatments for Vulvodynia