Labial fusion is a condition where the two flaps of skin on either side of the opening to the vagina (the labia minora) are joined together. It is also sometimes called labial adhesion or agglutination. Labial fusion is a common condition, and there is no need for concern in most cases. The fusion (join) will usually separate by itself by the time your child reaches puberty. Treatment is not usually needed or recommended because it can cause your child pain and anxiety. There is also a risk that

Superior Labial Artery Life Threatening Hemorrhage