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Michelle Living. After more than 10 years of facing this challenge, I now understand that Vulvodynia has made me a better person. I’m so glad I persevered. It’s a lesson I did not choose to learn. If I could turn back time and prevent it, I still would. I think we all would! But I can honestly say I have been truly blessed on this road toward finding healing. My advice to other women is, “Don’t give up!”
by Howard I. Glazer, PhD and Gae Rodke, MD
The National Vulvodynia Association (NVA) has released an online CME/CE-accredited tutorial on vulvodynia on Medscape. Written by vulvodynia experts, this complimentary tutorial covers prevalence, differential diagnosis and treatment.
We're very pleased to announce that the NVA has launched a public awareness campaign, titled INDIVISIBLE: Breaking the Silence. In addition to alerting media and physicians, we created NVA Facebook and YouTube pages. We're counting on you to help us break the silence!
This self-guided tutorial incorporates the latest research findings and covers all aspects of the condition, including prevalence, etiology, differential diagnosis and treatment options.