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Vulvodínia descreve uma sensação crônica de dor, queimação ou ardor na pele da vulva que não pode ser atribuída a qualquer causa específica e que persiste por pelo menos três meses. Os sintomas podem ser difusos e não provocados (vulvodínia disestética) ou localizados, geralmente no vestíbulo vulvar, e provocados pelo toque (vestibulodínia). A vulvodínia disestética ocorre caracteristicamente em mulheres após a menopausa e que frequentemente não são sexualmente ativas: a dor é espontânea e frequentemente ocorre independentemente do toque. A vestibulodínia ocorre tipicamente em mulheres mais jovens e é caracterizada por sensibilidade vestibular ao toque, eritema do epitélio vestibular e dispareunia secundária. | |||
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Vulvodynia describes a chronic sensation of pain, burning or rawness of vulval skin which cannot be ascribed to any specific cause and persists for at least three months. Symptoms may be diffuse and unprovoked (dysaesthetic vulvodynia) or localised, usually to the vulval vestibule, and provoked by touch (vestibulodynia). Dysaesthetic vulvodynia characteristically occurs in postmenopausal women who are often not sexually active: pain is spontaneous and often occurs independently of touch. Vestibulodynia occurs typically in younger women and is characterised by vestibular tenderness to touch, erythema of the vestibular epithelium and secondary dyspareunia. | |||
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Vulvodynia describes a chronic sensation of pain, burning or rawness of vulval skin which cannot be ascribed to any specific cause and persists for at least three months. Symptoms may be diffuse and unprovoked (dysaesthetic vulvodynia) or localised, usually to the vulval vestibule, and provoked by touch (vestibulodynia). Dysaesthetic vulvodynia characteristically occurs in postmenopausal women who are often not sexually active: pain is spontaneous and often occurs independently of touch. Vestibulodynia occurs typically in younger women and is characterised by vestibular tenderness to touch, erythema of the vestibular epithelium and secondary dyspareunia.
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| English | Vulvodynia |
Vulvodynia describes a chronic sensation of pain, burning or rawness of vulval skin which cannot be ascribed to any specific cause and persists for at least three months. Symptoms may be diffuse and unprovoked (dysaesthetic vulvodynia) or localised, usually to the vulval vestibule, and provoked by touch (vestibulodynia). Dysaesthetic vulvodynia characteristically occurs in postmenopausal women who are often not sexually active: pain is spontaneous and often occurs independently of touch. Vestibulodynia occurs typically in younger women and is characterised by vestibular tenderness to touch, erythema of the vestibular epithelium and secondary dyspareunia. |
