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Overview
Natural History
Complications
- Genital damage and scarring
- Loss of skin color in genital area
- Permanent genital swelling due to scarring
Prognosis
- Treating this disease early decreases the chances of tissue damage or scarring. Untreated disease leads to damage of the genital tissue.