A new book from Sameena Rahman, MD, reclaims "brown girls' disease" as a lens for examining how dismissal—of conditions, anatomy, and patients—undermines sexual medicine care for all women.
|Articles|June 21, 2013
Test Your Knowledge: Can you Diagnose these Vulvar Diseases?
Author(s)Hope Haefner, MD, Lynette Margesson, MD
Vulvovaginal disease is common, but often difficult to diagnose. Yeast infections, vulvodynia, and contact dermatitis may be easy to identify, but chronic or overlapping conditions can be difficult to spot. Can you accurately diagnose these patients?
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Vulvovaginal disease is common, but often difficult to diagnose. Yeast infections, vulvodynia, and contact dermatitis may be easy to identify, but chronic or overlapping conditions can be difficult to spot. Can you accurately diagnose these patients?
Images Hope Haefner & Lynnette Margesson. Used with permission
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