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Guest guest Posted June 23, 2008 Report Share Posted June 23, 2008 Hi , I too am in the Atlanta area and have been trying to find someone who can help me. My sypmoms are chronic burning and itching. I have taken every yeast and bacterial infection medication that you can think of. I have not had any luck so far. In your email you mentioned you had a few names of doctors. Would you mind sending me the names of the doctors that you have? I would be most appreciative! Best of luck to you! Regards, > > Hello, > > I have struggled with undiagnosed vulvar pain for about 8 years now. I went through the (familiar to many, I am sure) horrid experience of many wrong diagnoses and eventually just gave up and decided to live with it. > > I am currently experiencing my first flare since before my pregnancy w/ my 14 month old (pregnancy and breastfeeding brought a VERY welcome break) and I am feeling motivated once again. I have a fantastic primary care giver who mentioned vulvodynia to ME -- I was thrilled. > > She's running some extended swabs for yeast and bacterial vaginosis, but if those don't come up with anything, she wants me to see a specialist. I'm in the Atlanta area and have done a search to see who was recommended -- came up with a few names, but I'd love any other recommendations anyone has to offer. > > My pain began when I started on the birth control pill. My symptoms are raw skin -- the top layer of my skin actually turns white and flakes/peels off during a flare, burning, fissures in my skin. I think there may be itching as well, but it is less of a traditional itch I suppose -- probably because of the state the skin is in during a flare. This flare started in the clitoral region and spread south -- I am now seeing a bit of vaginal discharge with what I believe to be skin cells from internally as well. > > I am " lucky " enough now to have my flares be much further apart (even pre-pregnancy) than they were at the start, but I am still in an awful lot of pain. > > I would greatly appreciate hearing from anyone with similar symptoms so I have better questions to walk into the specialist's office with.. > > Thanks so much, > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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