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Re: Not exactly a pain in the buttFrom: KELLY SHANAHAN (mks@sierra.net)Sun Sep 29 15:20:48 1996
>RE: the lady with dyspareunia post marsupialization of a Bartholin's: I had a very similar patient in whom I injected a mix of aristacort and lidocaine, both locally(superficial and deep) and into the area of the pudendal nerve. It took a couple of injections a couple of weeks apart, but she's done qite well for the last year. I can't remember if I saw something about this in the literature or if I just winged it.
-- Kelly Shanahan, MD private practice Lake Tahoe >
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