Jan-Paul Roovers - Hyperactive pelvic floor syndrome

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Etiology of vulvodynia-functional components • Vulnerable personality • Low self-esteem • Tendency towards mild depression • High level of anxiety • High level of stress • Higher prevalence of sexual and/or psychological trauma in the past
Hyperactive Pelvic Floor - Vulvodynia Two possible pathways • Vulvodynia secondary to primary pelvic floor dysfunction with co-morbidity on all outlets • Pelvic floor dysfunction and vulvodynia secondary to repetitive painful unaroused intercourse; co-morbidity develops in course of time 11
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Page 6 and 7: Relation between vulvodynia and HPF
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Page 12 and 13: Inadequate pain behavior Why do wom
Page 14 and 15: AHPFS - results • 7 domains: ◦
Page 16 and 17: Treatment of vulvodynia/VVS Only a
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Jan-Paul Roovers - Hyperactive pelvic floor syndrome

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