Chronic vulvar pain is a significant and misunderstood factor in women's health. Recent new definitions of chronic vulvar dysesthesia have helped to clarify the issue, however the etiology and effective treatment options remain elusive. A systematic approach to the diagnosis and treatment of vulvar dysesthesia is necessary for this difficult and challenging condition.
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