Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
6250189 The Journal of Sexual Medicine 2016 14 Pages PDF
Abstract
What is becoming increasingly apparent is that it likely represents the end point of different factors that can differ from patient to patient. Longitudinal research is needed to shed light on risk factors involved in the expression of vulvodynia, as well as in potential subgroups of affected patients, in order to develop an empirically supported treatment algorithm.
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