Lindsey

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Hi Lindsey--

When you say your vestibulitis do you mean pain in the vestibule

strictly on attempted intercourse or pain localized to the vestibule

worse on contact i.e. sitting, tight pants, etc.?

Just curious. Lll of my remaining pain is vestibular. I think if I

didn't have to sit at work all the time or wear underwear or do

anything other than lay or stand all the time I wouldn't have pain, so

I guess my pain is on contact, but it's more than only pain with

intercourse. Actually, penetration doesn't bother me that much.

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> I am also on the " Happy Pelvis " yahoo group, and we discuss

" headache in the pelvis " quite a bit. PT has been a HUGE part of my

healing process. I have no more vestibulitis after six or seven

months of pt. I have occasionally v pain after intercourse and am

working on suppressing recurrent infections but I feel confident that

will be taken care of soon.

> Lindsey

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[Guest guest]

Hello,

I had both pain on contact (ie-worse with sitting, after sex, tight

pants) AND pain with intercourse. Pain with intercourse is gone (ie

negative q-tip test). Pain that is 'provoked' is much improved. I'm

not stopping until I'm 100%.

L

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> > I am also on the " Happy Pelvis " yahoo group, and we discuss

> " headache in the pelvis " quite a bit. PT has been a HUGE part of my

> healing process. I have no more vestibulitis after six or seven

> months of pt. I have occasionally v pain after intercourse and am

> working on suppressing recurrent infections but I feel confident

that

> will be taken care of soon.

> > Lindsey

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