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My inner labia have shrunk so much, you can hardly see them anymore. why would that happen?
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Assuming that you have gone through Menopause, your body's estrogen production has plummeted and caused vaginal and labial atrophy as well as dryness. Talk to a Dr about topical estrogen creams or suppositories that can help labial and vaginal tissue maintain its elasticity and fluid production.
Answered 12/9/2022
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