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Ogni terapia dovrebbe essere finalizzata alla cura dei meccanismi eziologici sottesi al disturbo e/o al processo fisiopatologico coinvolto. Questo obiettivo è difficile da raggiungere nel caso della vulvodinia, a causa dell’eterogeneità dei fattori implicati nell’eziologia del fenomeno. La vulvodinia, infatti, può essere il risultato finale o l’espressione comune di numerosi processi patologici, al punto che un’unica strategia medica può essere inadeguata ad affrontare tutti i casi che si presentano in consultazione.
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Graziottin, A., Murina, F. (2011). La vulvodinia: come curarla. In: Vulvodinia. Springer, Milano. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-88-470-1899-0_7
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