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I have not, but I have heard that a number of women who suspected vulvodynia while pregnant actually had vulvar varicosities, which is a far less significant health condition.
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To the best of my knowledge, there is no known treatment for vulvodynia. Let's just hope progress has been made since I last read about it, or that my sources lack in credibility...
You may want to try treatment by way of compression therapy. There's a Michigan-based company that makes a product called a V2 Supporter that is used to treat vulvar varicosities. Maybe it would help bring relief to those suffering from vulvodynia.
I can't promise it will work, but I also don't know that it's ever been tried. Here's the URL: http://www.eganmedical.com/V2-Supporter-p/ormt-v2s.htm
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Thanks, Pam. If anyone has been treated at the Mayo clinic for vulvodynia, please let me know if the treatment was successfull. Thanks!