severe itchy & painful lesions on labia on & off since one year.
Dr Srinivasa The possible diagnosis are Lichen simplex chronicus Lichen planus Management..... Moisturising urea lactic cream like Moisturex, Aquadrate in morning Mometasone with salicylic acid ointment In night Antihistamines V Wash vaginal foam wash Stress related need counselling. Other DD to consider Vaginal infections... Trichomoniasis, candidiasis, tinea cruris Lichen sclerosus et atrophicus which look atrophic with depigmentation in the labia minora
lichen simplex chronicus
lichen simplex chronicus dd lichen planus many times has anxiety or depression as psychiatric basis
Tenia dd lichen planus
Agree with Dr.Avitus John sir
TINEA CURIS
lichen simplex chronicus DD's interrigo,lichenplanus ,Tinea
give her antifungal. tab fluconazol 150 1 tab per week for 6 weeks.
lichen simplex chronicus
age of patient? if above twelve years other wise according to age.
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