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Re: Is this vulvodynia?From: DoctorJoe@aol.comSat Nov 29 07:11:18 2008
In a message dated 11/28/08 5:15:33 PM, ricechaz@me.com writes:
> Vulvodynia won't have ulcers. I'd biopsy them. Only way to know for certain One pearl about biopsies like this -- If you don't have a pathologist pretty experienced in dermatologic samples, you sometimes miss things. They fail to do appropriate staining, etc. So do that investigation first -- check for a pathologist who can do what you need. Or at least keep a sample in formalin in case pathologist #1 doesn't help. Joe P.
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