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Female Vaginal Disease
Sores or lesions on the female genitalia or in the vagina may have a number of possible causes.
Alternative Names
Sores on the female genitals
Considerations
Genital sores may be painful, itchy, produce a discharge, or cause no symptoms at all.
Because genital lesions or sores can have a negative affect on a person's self-image, many people do not seek proper medical care. All genital sores should be evaluated by a medical professional.
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