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Re: any idea???From: Sing-Hung Chang (changl@cariari.ucr.ac.cr)Sun Mar 9 23:25:02 1997
Is it pruritus or pain? If it's pruritus (itching), I don't know if you already ruled out pinworm infection. It's typically perianal, but it might spread to the vulva sometimes. Just a thought :)
-- ---------- > From: Tony Blair <antoineb@quebectel.com> > To: Multiple recipients of list <ob-gyn-l@talk.obgyn.net> > Subject: Re: any idea??? > Date: Sunday, March 09, 1997 4:27 PM > > Dear listmembers, > I need some sugggestions for this problem: > > 14 yo white female patient, menarche at 12. Never had sex. Have vulvodynia > since two yr. Very intense vulvar pruritus, day and night. This young girl > is very comprehensive and collaborative. Cannot tolerate this symptom anymore... > > -exam is negative (hymen intact) > -cultures are negatives: no fungus > -no chemical: soap, lotion, perfumes, etc > -tried : antifungals (empirically) and steroids creams; topical estrogen or > testosterone; Elavil with no > result at all... > > Any idea on the etiology of this vulvar itching. What else to try/to do ? > > Thanks for your attention > > Tony Blair md (OB/GYN) > Rimouski (Quebec) > Canada
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