Google Translater for Website Click on the dropdown button to translate. Translate this page: You can translate the content of this page by selecting a language in the select box. Vous pouver traduire cet article dans la langue de votre choix dans la case de sélection Samantha Lande ( Medscape ) November 10, 2022 Jill Krapf's patients are often too embarrassed to tell her about discomfort in their clitoris. "I ask all of my patients about clitoral pain, and it is often the first time they have ever been asked about this," says Krapf, MD, the associate director of the Center for Vulvovaginal Disorders, a private clinic in Washington DC, and New York City. Krapf is an OBGYN who specializes in female sexual pain that involves the pelvis, vagina, and vulva. Many of the conditions Krapf treats don't have outward symptoms that appear abnormal, but internally, there are damaged or irritated nerves that can result in hypersensitivity...
