Abstract

Pathology of vulva is common due to structure, nature and its susceptibility to friction. Lesions can be results from infection, trauma, neoplasia or immune response. As a result, symptoms may vary from pain, dyspareunia, discharge, pruritus or bleeding. Most of the woman with vulval problems who referred to gynaecology and vulval clinics are suffer from lichen scleroses, vulval candidiasis, lichen simplex chronicus and lichen planus.