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Vulvar dystrophy is a change in the skin of the vulva. It may be caused by infections, irritants, or the human papilloma virus, HPV. The skin gets thin, and parchment-like and becomes white and shiny. The disease is progressive and can lead to the narrowing of the vaginal opening and rectal opening if untreated.
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What are the symptoms of vulvodynia?
Last Commented on October 16, 2008 - 12:20am
I was just prescribed clobetasol propionate cream for vulvar dystrophy. The doctor did not mention anything about sex.
Last Commented on October 8, 2008 - 6:59pm
