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[Problem infections of the external genital area in the female].
Weissenbacher Er, K. Gutschow, I. Wachter, Keith E. Schulze
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Abstract
On account of difficult diagnostic procedures and often atypical clinical pictures, the following diseases must be regarded as problematic infections: infections with chlamydia, mycoplasma, urea-plasma, and herpes virus, as well as unspecific infections with aerobic and anaerobic bacteria. Since vulvitis and vaginitis are frequently associated with vaginal discharge, they may present a problem to dermatologists and gynecologists.