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- Dangers of the Birth Control Pill
- Warning: Hang on to your uterus – do you really need that hysterectomy? Also, how to naturally treat heavy bleeding and/or fibroids.
- Is it safe to have a Vasectomy or to get your Tubes Tied?
- The pain of low libido and ten solutions
- Hysterectomy Risks – has a hysterectomy ruined intimacy for you?
- Need a Laparoscopic Hysterectomy Procedure? Just Say No!
- Are Extreme Menopause Symptoms Normal? Should We Embrace Our Muffin Top?
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do i know someone with those problems? i’m pretty sure every woman i know has at least one of them….
Does anyone have any information on what to do if you have simply stopped having periods? I am only 30 years old, and have not had a period on my own for 8 months, and it was 5 months before that. I am definitely not pregnant. Any information on natural treatments would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
I’ve kind of given up, but I am now having bladder problems so maybe I should ty a naturopath. Don’t think we can afford one, but Dr.’s haven’t been able to help at all with the vulvadynia so maybe I better try. I pray a lot and know that God still loves me. Pray for me Kelly.
Cheryl,
I have suffered with Vulvadynia in the past…on 3 seperate occasions when I was in my 20’s, and once in my 30’s. Each time my doc prescribed me a topical estrogen cream….I was young and wasn’t yet aware of hormone problems such drugs can cause, but I’ll tell you, it did clear it up each time within a month and I’ve never had it again. While its not a hormone I’d stay on for a longer period of time than 1 month, the benefit far outweighed the risks in my case. I know what that pain is like….I could not do ANYTHING with my life while I had vulvadynia.
I had a hysterectomy and one year later started aching all over, just like this article says. I was diagnosed with Fibromyalgia. Several years later I was diagnosed with vulvadynia which makes a normal love life impossible. My Dr. says she thinks it was caused by the Fibromyalgia. After reading this article I am not so sure.
That is very sad, I hope you are seeing a naturopath now to try to get better??