In some women due to a vaginal tear or episiotomy occurring during normal delivery, mite formation while healingpain in intercoursecan develop. Especially the pain in the incision line causes sexual reluctance and not being able to enjoy the relationship in some women.

In our clinic, to relieve these painsWe make PRP and GRP applications.In fact, we use the stem cells obtained from the belly fat with nanofat technology for healing in this region.

Infection of the vulva or vagina

An advanced sensitivity to the soap or lotion used for this area

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• Hormonal changes after baby birth

• Pain due to or healing of a tear during childbirth

• Menopause

• In women with vestibulitis complaints, one or more of the above problems may accompany.

The cause of pain in women with vestibulitis is unknown. In some studies, it has been suggested that this pain occurs as a result of the inflammation of the Bartholin glands in this region.

Women with the complaint of Vestibulitis  are perfectionists and people who attach great importance to their work. These people have a higher incidence of fibromyalgia with this condition. Secondary vaginismus may develop in women who cannot have intercourse due to pain. Sometimes it leads to serious sexual problem that progresses to the divorce of the spouses.

If you experience frequent and severe pain during intercourseyou need to talk to a gynecologist. You should be evaluated for gynecological disorders that cause pain. One of the common causes of pain in the vulva and perineum in women is the disease called vulvodynia or vestibulitis. Unfortunately, this diagnosis can only be made after a doctor-to-doctor visit in many women. Since it is generally said that the cause of the pain is psychological, the woman feels colder than sexual intercourse and is pushed into loneliness.

Vulvodynia (vestibulitis) is the most common cause of pain during sexual intercourse in women. This is the vulvaPain can give different symptoms from woman to woman.

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• Sharp pain like burning or stabbing

• Irritation of the vulva and itching in some women

• Feeling pain as if rubbing a hard, rough object

• Swelling and, in some women, feeling like you are sitting on a hard ball

• In vestibulitis, vulvar pain may be localized or widespread. Some women have pain all the time. Others have pain only when that area is touched. For example, some women feel pain when they wash this area or have intercourse with their partner.

For the diagnosis of vestibulitis, it is sufficient to test the aching area with a cotton swab. In chronic cases, a skin biopsy may sometimes be necessary to rule out skin disease.

We are getting very good results with new applications in the treatment of vestibulitis-vulvodynia.