- Introduction
- E-tutor profile
- Preliminary reading
- Preliminary assessment
- Assessment of the patient
- Contact irritant dermatitis
- Non-neoplastic epithelial disorders
- Case study 1
- Non-neoplastic vulval lumps
- Vulvodynia
- Unprovoked vulvodynia
- Provoked vulvodynia
- Vulvodynia key points
- Vulvodynia assessment
- Case study 2
- Informal patient support
Introduction to benign vulval problems
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Normal vulval anatomy. (Image courtesy of the
National Lichen Sclerosus Support Group.)
This tutorial covers common, benign conditions of the vulva. The tutorial should help you assess a woman presenting with a vulval problem and enable you to formulate a management plan and start treatment. It will also help you decide when to refer to other health professionals whose input is vital in the holistic management of vulval problems.
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Learning objectives When you have completed this tutorial you will be able to:
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Last updated: The tutorial was updated by the author on 16/04/10, who added new text and images
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