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Media CornerVulvodynia in the MediaVulvodynia has been featured in magazines, newspapers and on television shows in the past decade. Listed below are some of the highlights. TELEVISION
Dr. Oz Show January 2010 ABC 7 November 2009 The Doctors August 2009 20/20 August 2009 Private Practice October 2007 Seeking Solutions with Suzanne January 2007 The Art of Women’s Health April 2005 Sex and the City June 2001 The Oprah Winfrey Show February 2001 RADIOVoices in the Family with Dr. Dan Gottlieb BOOKSSecret Suffering Heal Pelvic Pain Female Sexual Pain Disorders The V Book The Vulvodynia Survival Guide The Camera My Mother Gave Me NEWSPAPERUnderstanding Painful Bladder Syndrome Dismissed and Undiagnosed New Insights into Genital Pain in Women Aversion to sex may be medical HBO aside, vulvodynia can be painfully true story HBO’s ‘Sex’ touches on baffling condition No Laughing Matter: A below-the-belt joke in ‘Sex and the City’s’ season premiere proves not so funny in real life MAGAZINES9 Things You Should Ask Your Gynecologist 12 Ways to Make Your Love Life Sizzle Again A Longtime vulvodynia patient finally gets help from a pain specialist Coping with 5 Common Sex Problems Pelvic Problems that Affect Your Sex Life Help for Intimate Pain Your (Very Personal) Health at 20, 30, 40 and 50 I Can’t Tell My Doctor That! When Sex Hurts Betrayed by Her Body Sex Hurts The secret pain women share Not Tonight, Dear The Sex Problem No One Talks About Sexual Healing: For many women – maybe millions – intimacy is agony. When Sex Hurts Articles on vulvodynia have also appeared in Elle, Cosmopolitan, First for Women, National Enquirer, Prevention, Self and a variety of other magazines. The National Vulvodynia Association is a nonprofit organization that strives to improve women's lives through education, support, advocacy and research funding. The NVA is not a medical authority and strongly recommends that you consult your own health care provider regarding any course of treatment or medication. Last Updated on February 2, 2012 |
