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Is severe vulvar dysplasia likely to come back after a vulvectomy?
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Possibly: If you have had that diagnosis, a regular gynecologic evaluation is very important. The problem is frequently multifocal, that is occurring in separated areas.
Answered 4/2/2018
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Vulvar dysplasia : Vulvar dysplasia frequently recurs. Smoking is a risk factor for recurrence.
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