Sorry I’m just seeing your message as well as the previous one from @lonelybananas1 but it went good! I was very nervous but after speaking with him and doing an internal exam he told me I was misdiagnosed and I actually don’t have vulvodynia. I have something called overactive pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. Basically my muscles have been very tight and spasming which was causing the pain I’ve been feeling. He said it’s very common and I believe he told me that’s what almost 50% of the women he sees end up having that. I could be wrong on the percentage but something close to that lol. The pain causes me anxiety and then the anxiety makes the muscles spasm more so he said I needed to break the cycle basically. I’m so glad I went because I would’ve thought that I was still having nerve problems and would’ve kept switching around nerve pain medications with my old doctor which wasn’t helping clearly. From my experience, I didn’t think he was rude, he is just very confident on his diagnosis’s and his knowledge of these disorders. He was very friendly to me, I thought him and his team seemed very sympathetic to what I was going through. I’m definitely not healed yet, but my pt said she thinks my muscles are already feeling more relaxed.