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Atrophic Vaginitis
Symptoms of atrophic vaginitis have no similarities with vaginosis,and undetectable with a cone biopsy.
This condition occurs mostly in women after menopause and is caused by the lack of estrogen. It is usually accompanied by skin irritation and unpleasant sensations in the genital area. The inflammation of the vagina and vulva are associated with dryness and thinning of the tissue.
Symptoms of atrophic vaginitis have no similarities with vaginosis,and undetectable with a cone biopsy.
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Atrophic Vaginitis -
Vaginosis, Cone Biopsy
The condition may also occur in breast-feeding women or those with removed ovaries. Difficulty while urinating, burning and itching, spotting, and pain during intercourse are often reported. Estrogen replacement therapy is usually recommended as well as cure for skin irritation.
Symptoms of atrophic vaginitis have no similarities with vaginosis,and undetectable with a cone biopsy.
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