Cancer of the vulva (also known as vulvar cancer) most often affects the inner edges of the labia majora or the labia minora. Less often, cancer occurs on the clitoris or in Barth...
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I was diagnosed with vestibulitis last year and I never really thought about it other than it was an irritated labia. I know it's not cancer, but is it the same thing? I'm just beginning to research b/c the more pain I have, the more the doc talks about it. can anyone help me distinguish between the two???
Posted on 04/15/08, 12:04 am |
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There's a group on Facebook (www.facebook.com) called
Vulvodynia Support at http://www.facebook.com/group.php?... that has links to some vulvodynia sources of information on the internet. An article in Wikipedia says "Localized, vulvodynia in the vestibular region is referred to as vulvar vestibulitis and also vestibulodynia". Cheers, Ed. 
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