Look up: Vulvitis

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   vulvitis
   [n] - inflammation of the vulva
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   Vulvitis
   inflammation of the vulva
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   Vulvitis
   Vulvitis: Inflammation of the external genital organs of the female (the vulva). The vulva includes the labia, clitoris, and the entrance (the 'vestibule') to the vagina. A yeast infection of the vulva, for example, is a type of vulvitis.
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   Vulvitis
   Vul·vi'tis noun [ New Latin See Vulva , and -itis .] (Medicine) Inflammation of the vulva.
   Found on http://www.encyclo.co.uk/webster/V/38
   
   
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   vulvitis
   <gynaecology, pathology> Inflammation of the vulva. Possible causes include dermatitis, eczema, seborrheic dermatitis, allergies or infections. ... (13 Nov 1997) ...
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   vulvitis
   noun inflammation of the vulva
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   Vulvitis
   `Vulvitis` is a condition of inflammation of the vulva of a female.
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   vulvitis
   (vәl-vi´tis) inflammation of the vulva. erosive vulvitis vulvitis due to a mixed microbial infection in which gangrenous ulcerations similar to the lesions seen in noma of the oral tissues affect the labia majora pudendi. plasma cell vulvitis ...
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   Vulvitis
   • (n.) Inflammation of the vulva.
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    vulvitis
    inflammation and infection of the vulva—the external genitalia of the female. The external organs of the vulva include the labia majora and minora ...
    Found on http://www.britannica.com/eb/a-z/v/38
    
    
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    vulvitis
    Inflammation of the vulva. [vulva + G. -itis, inflammation]
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    Vulvitis
    Inflammation of the vulva. Dermatitis, eczema and allergic reactions are common causes of the inflammation. Bacterial and fungal infections, including sexually transmitted diseases, can also cause vulvitis. Symptoms of the condition include redness and swelling of the vulva, burning or itching of the vulva, small cracks in the vulva and discharg...
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