Re: something of the vaginal labia

[Guest guest]

possibly lichen sclerosis

val

something of the vaginal labia

> Pelvic: There is significant ____(s/l crilosis or maybe chryrosis) in the

> labia.

> A: Impression: #1. History of hypothyroidism; #2. Family history of

colon

> cancer; #3. Estrogen deficiency.

> P: I recommended that she continue her exercise program, use Temovate 0.5%

> to the labial area twice daily over the next month to see if there is

> improvement.

>

> I can verify either a chrysiasis or cryolysis but neither of those seem to

> fit here. Any ideas?

>

> Bev W.

>

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[Guest guest]

I hope this isn't totally stupid, but I found " chylidrosis " in my Stedman's

Medical Dictionary 27th Edition (didn't find it in Concise, though), and it

means sweating of a milky fluid resembling chyle. Could this at all fit

with your context?

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Subject: something of the vaginal labia

Date: Mon, 12 Nov 2001 14:58:18 -0600

Pelvic: There is significant ____(s/l crilosis or maybe chryrosis) in the

labia.

A: Impression: #1. History of hypothyroidism; #2. Family history of colon

cancer; #3. Estrogen deficiency.

P: I recommended that she continue her exercise program, use Temovate 0.5%

to the labial area twice daily over the next month to see if there is

improvement.

I can verify either a chrysiasis or cryolysis but neither of those seem to

fit here. Any ideas?

Bev W.

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