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Bimbang Sama ada Vulvodynia Berjangkit? Adakah saya akan menyerahkannya kepada orang lain?

by Caroline Knight in Peduli

Apabila anda mula-mula mengalami kesakitan vulvodynia yang membakar dan tidak selesa, fikiran anda mungkin mula bergelora dengan soalan. Sememangnya anda akan mahu menghilangkan kesakitan itu secepat mungkin, dan apabila anda tidak tahu banyak tentang keadaan sukar ini, anda boleh dimaafkan kerana tertanya-tanya sama ada vulvodynia berjangkit atau tidak.

Di Vuvatech, kami ingin menenangkan fikiran anda, serta membantu anda mencari penyelesaian untuk vulvodynia. Kami tidak berhenti di situ; kepakaran kami meluas kepada banyak lagi masalah sakit puan yang wanita alami setiap hari. Jadi, jika anda bimbang tentang kemungkinan menangkap vulvodynia, sila baca…

Adakah vulvodynia berjangkit atau tidak?

Dalam dunia di mana terdapat begitu banyak keadaan berjangkit, adalah berbaloi untuk berwaspada dan menyedari perkara yang mungkin anda hadapi. Sudah tentu, obsesi tentang perkara ini tidak begitu sihat… tetapi apabila anda mengalami gejala luar biasa dalam badan anda, adalah wajar untuk cuba memahaminya.

Jadi, bolehkah vulvodynia disebarkan? Soalan yang menarik, dan pastinya patut dipertimbangkan. Sebenarnya, jawapannya tidak - tidak boleh. Vulvodynia tidak berjangkit. Anda boleh yakin bahawa anda tidak akan dapat menangkap vulvodynia daripada orang lain. Begitu juga, jika anda sudah mempunyai vulvodynia, anda tidak perlu risau sama ada anda boleh menghantar vulvodynia kepada wanita lain.

Jika vulvodynia tidak berjangkit, bagaimana anda mendapatkannya?

Sekarang setelah anda tahu bahawa vulvodynia tidak mungkin dijangkiti, anda mungkin tertanya-tanya bagaimana anda mendapatkannya (atau mendapatnya). Malangnya, tiada jawapan lurus untuk jawapan ini, tetapi kami boleh memberi anda sedikit gambaran tentang punca yang paling mungkin. Kami boleh mengesahkan bahawa vulvodynia dianggap sebagai keadaan neurologi yang berkembang dari dalam - di dalam otak, tepatnya. Walaupun tiada apa-apa yang disahkan secara muktamad setakat ini, para penyelidik berpendapat bahawa kerosakan saraf adalah penyebab vulvodynia yang paling mungkin.

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Walau bagaimanapun, masih terdapat banyak spekulasi mengenai punca vulvodynia. Malah telah berteori bahawa vulvodynia boleh menjadi sindrom neuropatik diabetik . Itu tidak bermakna anda pasti akan mendapat vulvodynia jika anda menghidap diabetes; juga tidak bermakna anda perlu menghidap diabetes untuk menghidapi vulvodynia. Ia hanya memberi lebih kredibiliti kepada teori bahawa vulvodynia adalah masalah neurologi, kerana pesakit kencing manis sering mengalaminya.

Bolehkah anda menyingkirkan vulvodynia sama sekali?

Akhir sekali, anda mungkin akan tertanya-tanya sama ada sakit vulvodynia akan berterusan atau tidak. Daripada cuba menerangkannya dalam beberapa perenggan, kami akan mengarahkan anda ke artikel kami yang lain mengenai topik: Bolehkah Sakit Vulvodynia Hilang Sendiri?

Jika anda sudah bimbang sama ada vulvodynia berjangkit, kami tidak mahu anda menambah berat pada beban anda dengan kebimbangan utama tentang umur panjang. Tekanan dan kebimbangan boleh memburukkan lagi masalah, jadi bertenang dan berorientasikan penyelesaian akan banyak membantu anda. Dengan keadaan seperti vulvodynia adalah penting untuk mengambil satu hari pada satu masa, dan satu langkah pada satu masa. Berkemungkinan besar terdapat gabungan rawatan vulvodynia yang boleh memberi anda hasil yang baik, jadi mungkin hanya untuk mencarinya. Itulah tujuan kami di sini… jadi sila lihat di sekitar tapak!

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