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Center for Pelvic Medicine

Female Pelvic Health Issues deserve the very best medical attention.

Count on us for the private, personal, & professional attention you need.

Vulvodynia

Vulvodynia (also referred to as vulvar vestibulitis or vestibulodynia) is condition involving chronic pain in a woman’s vulva (the area around the opening of the vagina). This pain can go on for months or years and, research suggests that it can affect women of any age and can result from a variety of causes. An estimated 15% of women have vulvodynia, experiencing pain that they describe as burning, rawness, dryness and irritation that interferes with activities of daily living, including: sitting, wearing jeans, using tampons and sexual intercourse. The physical signs of vulvodynia can vary and are often misdiagnosed. Women should realize that Vulvodynia is a real medical condition, deserving of the proper diagnosis by a specialist. There are many treatment approaches available to restore comfort for women with this condition.

News

February 2, 2020: How Weight Affects Your Sex Drive and What You Can Do About It by Susan Kellogg-Spadt PhD, CRNP

How Weight Affects Your Sex Drive—and What You Can Do About It

Susan Kellogg-Spadt PhD, CRNP, director of female sexual medicine at the Center for Pelvic Medicine, Academic Urology in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania.

January 29, 2020 Weight and libido are linked, but it is possible to experience those bow-chicka-wow-wow feelings without losing any weight. Learn how to lose your inhibitions, boost your libido, and regain your sex drive.

Ever felt your desire flicker along with the fit of your jeans? The weight loss and libido connection is real: Your readiness to romp often depends on how you’re feeling about your naked body.

“Many women lose their sexual confidence when they put on weight, but insecurity can also stem from something as subtle as feeling like you have poor muscle tone,” says Susan Kellogg-Spadt PhD, CRNP., director of female sexual medicine at the Center for Pelvic Medicine, Academic Urology in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania. “In my practice, I see it daily in women of all weights.”

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February 3, 2017: Insurance now participating with traditional medicare plans.

At each visit, patients are provided a “medical receipt”  that they can use to submit to individual insurance plans that offer “out of network “ or “health savings plan” reimbursement options.

January 31, 2017: The National Vulvodynia Association

Susan Kellogg-Spadt PhD, CRNP was named to the Executive Board of The National Vulvodynia Association.