Baubo: The Podcast
Baubo: The Podcast
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Baubo: The Podcast is hosted by Mathilde. The podcast sheds light on vulvodynia and vaginismus, two conditions that affect many women but remain shrouded in taboo, under-researched and under-funded. Mathilde invites top experts across multiple fields to deliver up to date and relevant information to help people experiencing these conditions, whilst sharing her own experience with vulvodynia.
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The podcast focuses on women's health issues, specifically vulvodynia and vaginismus, with episodes featuring expert insights into the neuroscience of pelvic pain, the anatomy and importance of pelvic floor health, and the common medical misconceptions surrounding these conditions, such as the episode with Dr. Tania Adib discussing the root causes of vulvar pain.
Baubo: The Podcast is hosted by Mathilde. The podcast sheds light on vulvodynia and vaginismus, two conditions that affect many women but remain shrouded in taboo, under-researched and under-funded. Mathilde invites top experts across multiple fields to deliver up to date and relevant information to help people experiencing these conditions, whilst sharing her own experience with vulvodynia.
Thrush (aka yeast/candida infections) is common – 75% of women will experience it at some point – but for some women, it can trigger long-term vulvar pain (vulvodynia). In this powerful episode, Mathilde speaks with Philly Baines, a UK-based women’s health advocate, about her journey from repeated thrush infections to developing vulvodynia, and how years of medical dismissal led her to campaign for change.
Together they unpack what we do know about the link between thrush and nerve pain, why so many women are dismissed or misdiagnosed, and what warning signs to look out for. Philly also shares how she turned her own experience into Thrush-Support.com, a free evidence-based resource helping women advocate for better care.
Listeners will learn how to recognize persistent thrush, understand why it sometimes leads to chronic pain, and what to ask for in medical appointments.
This episode is not medical advice.
Connect with Philly:
@painsdownthere
@thrushsupport
👉 Ask your questions for future episodes through [email protected] or via Instagram @meet.baubo.
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