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Postpartum vulva dryness. will aquaphor or luvena work better?
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Vulvar dryness: Vaginal and vulvar dryness can occur after having a baby if the woman is breastfeeding. This creates an Estrogen deficient state just like menopause. Topical Estrogen cream is the most effective treatment option
Answered 12/27/2016
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