Same cyst as in B being draining before removal.

A very painful, acute Bartholin’s cyst before surgery.

Lymphedema of the labium minor resulting from chronic infection and lymphatic damage.

Localized edema of left labia major and minor in Crohn’s disease.

Chronic radiodermatitis of the vulva with extensive telangiectasia and marked scarring of the perineum.

Varicose veins of the right labium major several weeks postpartum.

Vulvar hematoma and bleeding following surgery. (Courtesy Dr. P. Bryson.)

Edema, Crohn Disease

Extensive scarring resulting in elephantiasis with papillomatous change as a result of chronic edema and fibrosis—all caused by Crohn disease.

Labial edema and induration in Crohn disease

Hidradenitis Suppurativa