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I'm concerned that i may have lichen sclerosis. can i go to my gp or do i have to see a specialist? what is the testing process to diagnose it?
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Your GP to start: The initial test of choice is a punch biopsy which your GP can do initially. Where you go from there depends on the results
Answered 11/28/2017
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