The association of vulvar pain and urological urgency and frequency: findings from a community-based case–control study

Overview of attention for article published in International Urogynecology Journal & Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, August 2019

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RT @IUJ_BlueJournal: In this study, 40% of women (n=211) with #vulvodynia met the criteria for #painfulbladdersyndrome versus 2% of women w…

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RT @IUJ_BlueJournal: In this study, 40% of women (n=211) with #vulvodynia met the criteria for #painfulbladdersyndrome versus 2% of women w…

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RT @IUJ_BlueJournal: In this study, 40% of women (n=211) with #vulvodynia met the criteria for #painfulbladdersyndrome versus 2% of women w…

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RT @IUJ_BlueJournal: In this study, 40% of women (n=211) with #vulvodynia met the criteria for #painfulbladdersyndrome versus 2% of women w…

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In this study, 40% of women (n=211) with #vulvodynia met the criteria for #painfulbladdersyndrome versus 2% of women without it (n=226). Check their data! https://t.co/kP4WeuTvUi

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