Statistics say that anal cancer affects 1 in 10,000 people. However over the last few decades, incidences have been rising. Women tend to be affected by anal cancer more often than men, and unless a tumor is only in its early stages, the standard recommended therapy for anal cancer is primary c...
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When coming to terms with a challenging health condition in life, naturally you will look for the perfect solution to your problem. One of the key factors in finding a solution is good research, and this should come from authoritative sources – which generally means that it has come from (or is...
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Vaginal dilators have for a long time been considered one of the most effective treatments for a wide range of pelvic floor and sexual disorders. One of the most common reasons for using vaginal dilators is to restore normal sexual function, often including the reduction or elimination of pain ...
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Given that around 1 in 4 women are victims of sexual pain and dysfunction, it’s safe to say that too many women are suffering. Vulvodynia is not an easy condition to deal with, but studies conclude that up to 28% of adult females have it at some point. Vulvodynia pain can adversely affect wellb...
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For most people, the medical term for painful intercourse, dyspareunia is unfamiliar. For those who suffer from pelvic pain, you're all too familiar. Dyspareunia is when women experience pain during vaginal penetration, a pelvic exam, or even when inserting a tampon. The penetration pain can occ...
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Staying fit
Vaginal dilators or vaginal trainers are smooth, tube-shaped devices that help with vaginal stretching. While they may resemble a sex toy, vaginal dilators are medical devices that have helped thousands of women improve vaginal health and lead healthy sex lives.
When you're li...
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Reasons for home treatment
Vulvodynia is a chronic pain condition in the vulvar that has no identifiable source. It's a vaginal pain condition that causes most women to suffer in silence for months to years on end. For some, it may seem hopeless without a cure. The weight of vulvodynia cau...
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Are you looking for a vulvodynia treatment that works? For years, you've tried everything to reduce the burning and stinging associated with vulvodynia, but haven't been able to find relief. You're not alone. Eight percent of all women afflicted with vulvodynia never find a cure for that pelvic p...
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VuVa Podcast
Tara Langdale-Schmidt is no stranger to pain. After all, she endured 11 surgeries for endometriosis starting at a young age. But when sex became impossible for her and her then-fiancé, and doctors were flummoxed, Langdale-Schmidt knew she had to take matters into her own hands. Her mother’s treatment for fibromyalgia sparked an idea when Langdale-Schmidt was finally diagnosed with vulvodynia, a painful condition involving the vulva, and magnetic dilators shaped like a vibrator were the answer to her prayers. Find out how she tested her product and took it to market on this episode of SheVentures.