WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for September, 2002: Re: Try this for Vulvadynia

Re: Try this for Vulvadynia

From: Michelle (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 30 Sep 2002 13:22:49 -0500 (CDT)

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At Mon, 30 Sep 2002, Dee wrote: >
>I have suffered with Vulvadynia for over 25 years. I've tried a million
>remedies and medical experiments, nothing worked. I've dedicated myself
>to figuring out what causes Vulvadyia.
>I've always felt that Vulvadyia is a "modern" illness. What within our
>lives within the past 30 years or so has caused this epidemic?
>Without going into my verrrryyyy long history and what caused me to come
>to this conclusion----I would like you all to try this:
>Avoid all food dyes. Yes, no Koolaid, soda pop, any drink with any dye.
>No cereal or cookies, etc. with dye. NO ANYTHING with dye in it.
>I also eliminated all makeup (a really tough one to do I'll admit)
>because the dye soaks into your skin and your body does have to deal
>with it internally, even nail polish.
>I just began this regimen last month and have seen a marked improvement
>with my vulvadynia, almost 99% relief.
>Please, please give this a try. It can't hurt and might possibly help.
>God Bless!
>Dee

Thank you Dee! This sounds logical, if not medically proven.

I too suffer from vulvadynia. I have come off of a 9 month itch that has remained totally a mystery. I too have been on everything unscented, had all the cultures, biopsies, etc...to no avail. I do remember switching my perfume 9 months ago,,,and even though I apply it to my wrists and neck, I questioned if the absorption of the perfume flared my vuvlar area. I stopped using the perfume recently, and my itch is almost completely gone. ODD!

I too believe we have far to many carcinogenes in the air, and our food is so polluted, our bodies are rebelling.

Thanks for your insight.

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