News from LVPSG and the wider vulval pain community
News from LVPSG and the wider vulval pain community
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Post date: 06 December 2021
Vulval Pain Society (VPS) Webinar, Wednesday 8 December 2021, 7.00pm GMT (guest post)
Vulval Pain Society (VPS) Webinar, Wednesday 8 December 2021, 7.00pm GMT (guest post)
It’s time for a practical live stream! And we are excited to welcome back Yoga and Meditation Teacher Ameneh Bahadouri.
Join the Vulval Pain Society live on Facebook and YouTube on Wednesday 8 December 2021, 7.00pm GMT for ‘Yoga for Vulvodynia’.
Post date: 06 December 2021
CANCELLED - LVPSG meeting, Saturday 11 December 2021
CANCELLED - LVPSG meeting, Saturday 11 December 2021
Due to unforeseen circumstances the London Vulval Pain Support Group's meeting of Saturday 11 December 2021 has regrettably had to be cancelled.
For further updates, including details about the meetings and dates for meetings in 2022, please visit the Meetings page of this website. Thank you for your patience.
Post date: 31 March 2020
Vulval Pain Society (VPS) Webinar, Friday 10 April 2020, 2.00pm (guest post)
Vulval Pain Society (VPS) Webinar, Friday 10 April 2020, 2.00pm (guest post)
Dr David Nunns, VPS Trustee and Consultant Gynaecological Oncologist at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust is one of the foremost authorities on the treatment of vulval pain and vulvodynia in the UK.
This is a recording of a live Q&A with Dr Nunns from 10 April 2020.
Post date: 13 October 2017
#ItsNotInYourHead: campaign about provoked vestibulodynia
#ItsNotInYourHead: campaign about provoked vestibulodynia
The Women's Health Research Institute in Vancouver, British Columbia have just launched a campaign to raise awareness about provoked vestibulodynia.
They've made a short animated video about the campaign which you can watch below or on YouTube.
Post date: 27 January 2017
Vulval pain leaflet now available as an accessible web page
Vulval pain leaflet now available as an accessible web page
By kind permission of the Vulval Pain Society, the VPS vulval pain leaflet is now available as an ordinary web page on this website. The purpose of this is to help those who have difficulties with the PDF leaflet and just need to be able to access information as a web page.
Alternatively, you can still listen to the vulval pain leaflet as an MP3 audio file (11 mins 08 secs) on the Vulval Pain Society website.
Post date: 25 January 2017
BBC News website article on study on women's sexual pain
BBC News website article on study on women's sexual pain
We have just been informed of an item appearing on today's BBC News website (25/1/2017). The article concerns a study which looks at painful sex (dyspareunia) in women, and may be of interest.
Post date: 02 April 2015
Smears without Tears: new revised smear guide now available for download!
Smears without Tears: new revised smear guide now available for download!
We're very happy to announce that you can now download our brand new, fully revised leaflet version of Smears without Tears, our patient's guide to making a speculum exam more comfortable. The guide offers physical, practical and psychological tips for getting the best out of smear tests and other speculum examinations and minimising any possible discomfort or distress.
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