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Re: Labial adhesionsFrom: Milko Sirakov (sirak@medfac.acad.bg)Tue Oct 28 14:50:46 1997
>My advice is leave well alone unless the labial agglutination is causing >recurrent urinary tract infections as often this condidtion can be >aggrivated by aggressive rubbing of the skin. > >Regards, > >Dr Naimish Patel > >-- >Bunbury Hospital >Western Australia > I do not agree with you. To leave the fusion means to have after several years solid accretion of the Labia minora. I have seen 12 y.o. girl with severe urinary tract infection and 1,5 cm urinary blader wall, due to very old synechia with a very very small orifice. I have operated the girl - anaesthesia, electroknife etc. If it was several years ago - everything would be much easier. And without urinary infection. Best regards
-- Milko Sirakov, MD, PhD Univ. Ob/Gyn Hospital Sofia Bulgaria
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