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A 25-year-old pregnant woman is being evaluated for vaginal irritation. Physical exam reveals small, flesh-colored, papillary growths on her vulva as shown. Examination of the cervix is unremarkable. What
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A 25-year-old pregnant woman is being evaluated for vaginal irritation. Physical exam reveals small, flesh-colored, papillary growths on her vulva as shown. Examination of the cervix is unremarkable. What is the best initial treatment?

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Answer:I would still collect one for a biopsy. That's just my thought.

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