[Acute vulvar pain after covid-19]

Lise A J Kusters1,2, Mirthe A J M Van Erp1, Eline A E M Reynaers1

  • 1Amphia ziekenhuis, afd. Gynaecologie, Breda.

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Summary

A novel COVID-19 complication, acute vulvar ulcers, occurred in a 36-year-old woman. These ulcers resolved spontaneously without scarring, suggesting a potential post-viral inflammatory response.

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