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From Misunderstood Pain to Empowered Healing
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In this episode I dive deep into the often misunderstood and stigmatized world of women's sexual health and a condition called congenital neuroproliferative vestibulodynia.
Joining us is Erin Young, a brave voice who has navigated the murky waters of seeking treatment for her condition in a society where discussing female sexuality is still taboo.
Together, we'll explore the significant challenges that many face in getting proper diagnoses and care, ranging from societal perceptions to the medical community's lack of comprehensive training in female sexual health.
Erin is a fierce advocate and even though at times she questioned her self, she always knew deep down she wasn’t getting the right care and kept searching and researching for someone that could help her. Unfortunately, some women end up giving up because of the fact that so many health professionals are not trained in sexual medicine.
Let's change the conversation and provide the support that so many deserve.
Are there any topics you would like me to discuss? Feel free to DM me on my Instagram account.
Highlights:
-The challenges in women's sexual health highlight the lack of proper medical training and research.
- The importance of patient advocacy, empowerment, and the necessity for persistent care-seeking is emphasized throughout the episode.
- Success stories and progress in the medical understanding of sexual medicine are discussed, suggesting hope for improved treatments and awareness.
-Understanding when surgery may be the best option for vestibulodynia
-How online support groups can be a huge help when navigating your diagnosis.
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