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It’s hard to talk about,
and often misdiagnosed. It’s
not all in your head! You
don't have to live with painful sex. Proper
diagnosis and multidisciplinary treatment can help you reduce or
eliminate pain.
What
information do you need?
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lPhysical
and emotional causes of vulvar pain. Methods of treatment. |
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lPhysical
and emotional causes of vaginal pain. Methods of treatment. |
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lTight
vaginal muscles that prevent intercourse. Approaches to treatment. |
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lEndometriosis,
fibroids, and other causes of pelvic pain. |
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lFear
and negative feelings can dramatically interfere with sex. Fortunately, it can be
treated. |
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lTrauma
can leave physical and emotional scars. |
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lLearn
what
can be done for couples who have been unable to have intercourse.
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Why a multidisciplinary approach makes sense... |
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Pelvic and sexual pain can be caused by physical or psychological
problems. Physical pain can create emotional problems and emotional problems can contribute to physical pain. Once the cycle starts, the
emotional and physical problems interact and feed upon each other.
Treatment of only one aspect of this problem is often doomed to failure. |
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We are a multidisciplinary team of independently practicing professionals in the fields of gynecology, sex therapy, physical therapy and pain
management providing specialized expertise for women with these sexual and pain problems. |
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Learn
more about us...
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[ Gynecologic Causes of Pain ] [ Sex Therapy ] [ Physical Therapy ] [ Pain Management Anesthesia ] [ About Us ]
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This
website was created by:
Denise Alberto, MPT, Mary Buxton,
LCSW, Maia Chakerian, M.D.,
Annemarie
Cosby, MPT, Paul D. Indman, M.D., Linda R. Janowitz, Ph.D.,
and Diane Morrissette, Ph.D.
Each
person is an individual practitioner practicing independently of the others. We
work cooperatively, with our client's permission, to enhance treatment.
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