Vulva Functions
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The vulva is the external female genitalia. It includes the "lips" or folds of skin (labia), clitoris, and the openings to the urethra and
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Developmental disorders of the vagina and vulva
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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Cancer: vulva
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Vulvar cancer is cancer that starts in the vulva. Vulvar cancer most often affects the labia, the folds of skin outside the vagina. In some cases,... Read more »
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
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Source: Harvard Decision Guide
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