New poll for VulvarDisorders

May 7, 2008

I wish that there was a place for comments on the poll, because

I had a vestibulectomy, it was a simple surgery, very little pain afterwards,

healed in about a week, but it failed. And the reason it failed was because my

Vestibulitis was caused by my pudendal nerve over-firing. It came shortly after

I had symptoms of pudendal neuropathy. The vulvar area is tied closely to the

pudendal nerve which is why it appeared. When my pudendal nerve heals, I expect

that the vestibulitis will go away also. But I had to be honest on the poll and

say the surgery failed.

But with that said, I would encourage anyone who has

vestibulitis to have a vestibulectomy. The article was written in 2000 and the

surgery has improved a thousand percent since then. Vestibulectomies have

always had a bad name, that they were barbaric, cut up all your woman parts,

etc. It is so far from the truth – you can’t even see where it was

done, and for those that have vestibulitis, the surgery should completely cure

you. I think the success rate is around 80 percent, and I bet the other 20

percent are women like me whose surgery failed for other reasons. And also, go

to a doctor who has performed the surgery many times.

nne

From:

VulvarDisorders [mailto:VulvarDisorders ] On

Behalf Of Dee Troll

Sent: Wednesday, May 07, 2008 3:25 PM

Subject: Re: New poll for VulvarDisorders

HI all.

Just a reminder that 'all' polls are completely anonymous

and you must go to the Groups Home page (polling section) to Vote. or the

direct link is here:

VOTE HERE

We hope you do. (Thanks Chelle)

Dee

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