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What's atrophy of the vulva due to?
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Menopause: Vulvar atrophy is typically related to the lack of hormones affecting the entire genital and urinary area. This often occurs post-partum while breastfeeding or more commonly during the menopausal years.
Answered 10/1/2015
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