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Re: [Fwd: vinegar for screenings]From: Betsy Hyde (elishyde@connix.com)Mon Mar 29 15:58:14 1999
At 8:50 PM 3/27/99, Patti Tessler wrote:
>I'm also wondering how many clinicians on the list use routine application I don't do it *routinely* but I do use acetic acid if there is any area of the vulvar skin which may or may not be HPV, or if the woman has vulvodynia. If a vulvar lesion which I suspect is HPV turns acetowhite, I will tx w/ TCA/BCA once only. Anything that doesn't go away or comes back gets referred for biopsy. If the woman has c/o of vulvodynia which has baffled everyone, and areas of the vulva which have point sensativity are also aceto white, I refer to one of my gynecologist colleagues.
-- Betsy Hyde CNM Branford, CT
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