The V Book

[micky]

Has anyone read The V Book by Elizabeth Gunther Stewart, MD? If so, was it helpful for VV?

[July]

I have it, and have read sections of it. It is a good book. I like the Vulvdoynia Survival book better.

[Mrs. Burschman]

I own "The V Book." I think it's really good. It has a good section on IC too.

Amy (Mrs. B) :bunny:

[Barryssis]

I also like the V book and refer to it often. I buy every book on vulvar disorders to educate myself since most Drs. don't seem to have a clue. :bonk:

[micky]

I did buy the V book and found a lot of good stuff in it. The more information the better. Thank you for your comments.

[natalie2006]

I have what is called Vulvar Vestibulitis. Pain and inflammtion of the Vestibule. What is V BOOK?

[micky]

The V book is a book by Elizabeth Gunther Stewart, MD. It is a book with a lot of information about vulvadynia and everything else. It has some good information in it.

[natalie2006]

micky Thanks for the Info.:pray:

[natalie2006]

is it just called the V book? Or what is the title?

[natalie2006]

I just talked to the libery about the V Book and they never heard of it? What the tiltle of the book called?

[Mrs. Burschman]

Yep, it's called "The V Book." The subtitle is, "A Doctor's Guide to Complete Vulvovaginal Health." The author is Elizabeth G. Stewart, M.D. and Paula Spencer. The copyright date is 2002 by Bantam Books. Hope that helps! It's a good book.

Amy (Mrs. B) :bunny:

[natalie2006]

thanks :)