His and Her Health

I was wondering if primary neuronal proliferation ever causes pain at JUST 4, 6, 8 oclock or if it is usually all the way around?

I have tight muscles, some atrophy, and only pain at 4, 6, 8 oclock, but I experienced pain the first time I tried to insert a tampon/first time I tried to have sex (although I may have had a yeast infection on both occassions). I've never had pain free sex. I can insert plastic tampons with ease, but cannot use the cardboard type without pain (this is they type I first tried to try as a teenager). I am trying to figure out whether I have primary neronal pain.

Can a prolonged yeast infection cause secondary neronal pain? Is secondary neuronal pain ONLY curable by vestibulectomy like primary in your opinion?

With all these multiple symptoms would it be wise to get a biopsy to confirm nerve proliferation before surgery? How does immunohistochemistry work--does it require a tissue sample?

Also I was wondering if vestibulectomies are not suggested for people that have
Atrophic Vestibulitis or DIV?

Is nerve proliferation the only type of vestibulitis the surgery should be used to address?

I was also wondering if there are any negative effects on child birth caused by vestibulitis for those who have not had a vestibulectomy or for those who have had a vestbulectomy. I read on these boards that child birth can improve results of a vestibulectomy, can it improve vestibulitis even if there's no vestibulectomy?Could a vestibulectomy be performed post labor instead of or maybe in addition to an episiotomy or is this a terrible idea? I'd like to minimize my number of surgeries downtime and plan on having children within a few years.