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I have 2 patches of very different color skin on my vulva. it doesn't hurt, nor does it itch... so what is wrong with me and how do i treat it.
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Evaluation: Doctor need to see this spots for evaluation: the size,quality and so on , than will be possible make a proper diagnosis and treatment. My advice to you: make appointment with Doctor.
Answered 8/5/2016
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