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vaginal hemangiomaFrom: BBALLMD@aol.comWed Mar 12 16:19:20 1997
recently had a 25 yo G1P1 seen in teh office for severe dysparunia occuring with recent intercourse. ROS negative, no dc, bleeding, dysuria. Upon exam bluish area on both vaginal sidewalls approx. 3cm inwidth extending from cervix to vestibule. Nontender, no other evidence of trauma and pt denies abuse, foreign objects, ect. Instructed pt nothing per vagina and return in one week. Exam essentially unchanged. Biopsy performed. blue area essentialy diappeared with minimal bleeding. Biopsy reveals hemangioma. Patient recently called stating affected area now bigger and more painful. Any thoughts on treatment. thomas m. jones,md
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