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Chelle I agree, but the treatment protocols are so different. If I truly have overgrowth of nerves there, I need to be addressing it. And Valium and baths aren't going to do that and if I don't and it is referred pain, then I don't want to be popping nerve pain meds. ugh, not sure who is right:(

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yes I think I know what you mean, it never made sense to me that muscles could just start to spasm without there being a bigger issue going on.

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I know it's frustrating, but keep in mind that they don't KNOW exactly what causes vestibulitis. The things I've read over the years, makes me lean towards more than one cause. I think for some women vestibulitis will come first, and then the pelvic floor muscles will become involved from chronically tensing against the pain, among other things. BUT, I also think that tight pelvic floor muscles can indeed refer pain to the vestibule and lead to "vestibulitis". Just my .02! ~Chelle

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I think this is when you have to trust your own instincts and go back and trace the steps that brought you to this point. Does that make sense? Doctors will steer you all over the place! I knew yrs. ago that something was wrong with my hormones...and all along I wondered if they played a role in my pain...turns out I was right. Of course, it's usually is never just one thing. My pelvis being misaligned and developing some issues with my muscles along the way became perpetuating factors, too.

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Great but what causes the pain the the vestibule?

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Supposedly as I understand reading about this stuff forever the pain of vestibulitis is caused by the increase in small nerve fibers (proliferation). Apparently there are too many than normal small nerve fibers in the vestibule. So--what causes the proliferation of small muscle fibers?

I know only one thing and that is gluten sensitivity., Does anybody know any other? I am dying to find out. So ya think sometimes we are getting the run around.

I don't believe for a minute that all of this is caused by "tensing the muscles" for gosh sakes. Does tensing the muscles cause the proliferation of small muscle fibers. Don't think so.

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