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Vulvovaginal Pain Disorders

Vulvovaginal pain disorders, including conditions like vulvodynia and vaginismus, affect millions of women worldwide. These chronic pain conditions can severely impact a woman's quality of life, sexual health, and mental well-being. The She+ Foundation is dedicated to advancing research, providing education, and offering support to women suffering from these debilitating conditions.

16%

of women will experience vulvovaginal pain at some point in their lives

4x

Women with prior mood or anxiety disorders are approximately four times more likely to develop vulvar pain (vulvodynia) than women without such disorders.

13%

of women in clinic-based studies reported lifetime prevalence of vulvar pain symptoms consistent with vulvodynia.

40%

of women with vulvovaginal pain do not seek medical help

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Donate now to help us continue this vital work and make a difference in the lives of women suffering from vulvovaginal pain disorders. Together, we can advance research, provide support, and improve the quality of life for countless women.

Featured Projects

Oregon Health and Science University

Oregon Health and Science University

Studying Postmenopausal Pain with Sex — Treating Where it Hurts

National Vulvodynia Association

National Vulvodynia Association

Organizing Treatment Plans and Online Tutorials for Women Suffering from Vulvovaginal Pain

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