Re: Becky --Treatment for VBD after low-oxalate, LCB and Ca-citrate?

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> Hi, Roque,

> I feel for you and your wife--it's so great that you are taking

an active role in helping find a remedy, though. Many women with this

feel all alone.

Well, I do have an " interest " in her getting better. Not only do I

want my wife to be happy and healthy, I also like having sex with her.

;-)

> There are many possible self-helps or prescription meds that

have been used to help with VV. Topical estrogen creams are commonly

prescribed. Also, anti-depressants and even anti-seizure meds are

used (they have properties that help some women). I can recommend a

couple books if you want to email me privately (I'm not sure we're

allowed to on this site????).

> Keep us updated on her progress!

> Becky

I forgot to mention my wife is using Esterace, (a topical estrogen

cream)and that has helped a lot. Please do recommmend the books on

the site so that everybody can learn. I manage the VaginismusPartners

yahoo group and can't imagine why personal recommendation of some

books would be frowned upon. So far, we have " The V Book " which is

good for overall vaginal health and understanding but we don't have

anything specific to VVS/VBD. My wife is also a PhD so she has done

considerable research in the medical literature on this subject. We

know of several remaining treatments for her but we also like to hear

personal experience.

Roque