Guest guest Posted July 28, 2008 Report Share Posted July 28, 2008 I had my second appt. with Dr. Peacocke today who told me I had an extreme Vitamin D deficiency (along with Vitamin . She stated that is why the walls of my vagina are paper thin which is causing all my pain. As I stated before, " she proposes that " Vitamin D is necessary for the synthesis of specific genital mucosal proteins. " Therefore, " Vitamin D deficiency results in decreased amounts of these proteins, resulting in loss of epithelial structural integrity and desquamation. Correction of the Vitamin D deficiency ultimately leads to regeneration of the vaginal epithelium and cessation of desquamation. " She prescribed 50,000 IU 3x a week. I was skeptical (reading that this is solutions to all vulva issues handed to her), so I also kept my appt. with Dr. Ledger of Cornell Weill on Friday. He also said my walls were thin (I am 60 and post menopausal. He prescribed Vagifem suppositories (Estrogen) 2 x week. I am going to do both...keep your fingers crossed! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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