Re: Labia Minora Fusion

From: Eberhard Lisse (el@ac.lisse.na)
Sat Oct 26 09:20:10 2002

So,

as I said before,

take a cotton tip applicator, and strok gently from the urthral side down on the fusion line a few times.

Then some premarine cream and all is well.

el 

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In message <Version.32.20021025185505.00e887b0@pop3.easynet.co.uk>, Brian Hackm
an writes:
> <html>
> <br>
> <font size=3>It does not matter which oestrogen cream you use, the
> problem is to get the mother to apply it.&nbsp; She is tempted to put it
> on just before a bath, so that it gets immediately washed off.&nbsp; 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.&nbsp; <br>
> <br>
> Brian Hackman<br>
> <br>
> At 02:53 25/10/02 -0500, you wrote:<br>
> >I am a General Practitioner in the U.K and I have a case where the
> Labia<br>
> >Minora have become congenitally fused although the is still a
> midline<br>
> >depression so upon initial examination at birth I think this may
> have<br>
> >been missed ( I did not perform the initial exam).<br>
> >I will be referring on for a specialist opinion but I would be
> grateful<br>
> >if anyone has any information out of interest as I have not come
> across<br>
> >this before.  It is notable that the fusion is not complete at
> the<br>
> >urethral opening.<br>
> > </font>
> <BR>
> Brian Hackman
> </html>
>



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