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A member asked:
Can an aphthous ulcer on the clitoris cause the clitoral hood to attach and cover the clitoris? if so, is it reversible without surgery?
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Needs further eval: Was this ulcer cultured for std, was this ulcer a result of trauma(scratching) is there an underlying skin condition called lichen planus or/and lichen sclerosus. These conditions are treatable and can reverse the changes that you refer to. But needs to be well evaluated to begin with.
Answered 3/9/2015
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