Alcoholisation is a procedure for damaging the ganglia or nerve fibres that conduct pain stimuli from the anatomical areas concerned through the administration of an ethyl alcohol solution. In principle, it is one of the possible treatments for dyspareunia occurring especially in the course of vulvodynia, a chronic perineal pain syndrome with an elusive cause. It is worth noting, however, that it is very difficult to find a specialist for this type of therapy, as the method is still in development and its effectiveness in treating dyspareunia is not fully understood.