vestibulitis

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vestibulitis /ves·tib·u·li·tis/ (ves-tib″u-li´tis) inflammation of the vulvar vestibule and the periglandular and subepithelial stroma, resulting in a burning sensation and dyspareunia.

vestibulitis [ves-tib″u-li´tis]

inflammation of the vulvar vestibule and the periglandular and subepithelial stroma, resulting in a burning sensation and dyspareunia.

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