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Re: Labia Minora FusionFrom: Brian Hackman (brianhackman@easynet.co.uk)Sat Oct 26 04:49:14 2002
It does not matter which oestrogen cream you use, the problem is to get the mother to apply it. She is tempted to put it on just before a bath, so that it gets immediately washed off. You have to tell her that it will only be used until the labia part, that this can take maybe three weeks and that her daughter will not grow breasts or start her periods. Brian Hackman At 02:53 25/10/02 -0500, you wrote: >I am a General Practitioner in the U.K and I have a case where the Labia >Minora have become congenitally fused although the is still a midline >depression so upon initial examination at birth I think this may have >been missed ( I did not perform the initial exam). >I will be referring on for a specialist opinion but I would be grateful >if anyone has any information out of interest as I have not come across >this before. It is notable that the fusion is not complete at the >urethral opening. > Brian Hackman
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