What are the symptoms of Vulvodynia?
Vulvodynia is a chronic pain condition affecting the vulva, the outer part of the female genital area. Its cause is often unclear, making it different from common infections or irritations. Symptoms of vulvodynia include: Burning or stinging sensations Throbbing or rawness Pain during sitting, exercising, or wearing tight clothes Pain during sexual activity While not dangerous to overall health, vulvodynia can affect comfort, confidence, relationships, and daily life. It may occur at different life stages, including after childbirth. Understanding the condition and seeking care from a gynecologist is key to proper diagnosis, treatment, and improved quality of life.