Day: February 12, 2022

Vulvovaginal Specialist

When to See a Vulvovaginal Specialist

Itching, pain, and discharge are common vaginal symptoms that may go away on their own. However, sometimes these vaginal symptoms are more serious, and you may need to be evaluated by a vulvovaginal specialist. But how will you know? When To See A Vulvovaginal Specialist A vulvovaginal specialist diagnoses and treats diseases that affect the …

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Vulvovaginal

What Can a Vulvovaginal Specialist Treat?

If you have troubling vaginal symptoms that you have been unable to resolve despite visits to multiple providers, you may need to consult with a vulvovaginal specialist. A vulvovaginal specialist can make an accurate diagnosis of your intimate issues and prescribe appropriate treatment. But what exactly does a vulvovaginal specialist treat? What can a Vulvovaginal …

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Vaginal Microflora

Vaginal Microflora 101: What You Need to Know

Have you heard talk about the vaginal microflora and the critical role it plays in vaginal health, but you’re not exactly sure what it is. In this article, you will learn about microflora and how it influences overall health.  What is Vaginal Microflora? The vaginal microflora refers to the different types of bacteria and other …

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Vaginal Discharge

Vaginal Discharge and Odor: What’s Normal and What’s Not?

Most women don’t think twice about vaginal discharge, so they may not recognize when there is a problem. Although vaginal discharge is quite normal, changes can occur that may require a visit to your doctor. But how can you tell what’s normal and what’s not? Vaginal Discharge and Odor – What’s Normal? Normal vaginal discharge …

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Vestibulodynia

3. Sharp Pain at the Vaginal Opening: It Might Be Vestibulodynia!

If you have sharp pain at the vaginal opening, it might be vestibulodynia. Unfortunately, female genital pain often goes undiagnosed because it is inadequately researched and therefore not properly understood.  What is Vestibulodynia? Vestibulodynia is also known as localized vulvodynia. It is characterized by chronic pain around the opening of the vagina and the vestibule. …

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Lichen Sclerosus

I Can’t Stop Itching: Vulvovaginal Issues to Consider

If you have a persistent vaginal itch that can’t be fixed, it could be more than an infection. You could have a vulvovaginal issue that needs to be evaluated by a vulvovaginal specialist.  What Causes Vaginal Itching? Vaginal itching may be due to several factors including, contact dermatitis, vaginal infections, and fluctuating hormone levels. Vaginal …

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