When vulval pain persists: Understanding causes and new directions in primary care

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In this episode:

  • What are the different categories of vulval pain, and how do they present in practice
  • Why the initial consultation should focus on history-taking and patient comfort before examination
  • Distinct roles of estriol and amitriptyline in managing vulval and urinary symptoms
  • What healthcare professionals should know about the current clinical trial and patient eligibility

 

Expert: Prof Thierry Vancaillie, Gynaecologist and Pain Medicine Specialist

Host: Dr Rebecca South, Women’s Health General Practitioner

Total time: 25 mins

 

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Last Updated: 10 Oct, 2025

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Gynaecologist and Pain Medicine Specialist; Clinical Professor in Gynaecology, UNSW; VMO, Royal Hospital for Women

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