Inflammation and hormones! HELP!

Hi ladies,

I have been dealing with a chronic itch and burning for the last year. I am only 26. I had 2 biopsies done, the first one was normal, the second one showed chronic non-specific inflammation.

Does vulvodynia involve chronic inflammation? Because doctors tell me that if I had vulvodynia my vulva would look normal with no inflammation. I do not have pain at touch of a q-tip test.

I have intense itching on an everyday basis as well as burning leading up to my period. My periods are all over the place. 47 days apart, 66 days apart ect.

I have tried every lotion and potion on the market. If I hear the word "steroid cream" one more time I am going to scream, steriod cream does not work!!!

I feel like this thing is coming from the inside out. I also experience constant nausea, lethargy, vomiting and acne. I feel like my problem is hormonal but doctors do a basic blood test and tell me my hormones are "good" and dismiss me. All they want to do is send me to councilling! How is councilling going to fix my vag!

I have read that a basic hormone blood test will not give a real reading if you have a hormone imbalance. I read you have to do a 24 hour hormone blood test and a saliva hormone test to show a real reading?

Any advice would be much much appreciated. I am going insane. Noone should have to go though this :'(

Try to find a diagnosis for strep B or ureaplasma!

Thankyou,

I don't know if I have been tested for strep B or Ureaplasma. Isn't Ureaplasma an STD? I thought if it was the doctors would have checked me for that? I'm married and I made my husband go and get tested too and everything they tested him for came back negative.

No ureaplasma is NOT an STD! I got it and was NOT having sex. 

http://my.clevelandclinic.org/disorders/infections/hic_ureaplasma_and_mycoplasma.aspx

Oh ok! Thankyou. I thought it was an STD. I will definitely be asking the new Gyno I'm seeing in a few weeks.

I've read some of your other posts and it looks like you have done your research and know your stuff

The last doctor that did a biopsy held a magnifier over the area and said under the magnifier it looks like this inflammed 'rash' is covered in tiny little yellow-white dots. But only non-specific inflammation came back as a result.

Any ideas on what it could be?