How to Treat Labial Fusion?

Medical Treatment:

Usually, a labial fusion or adhesion separates without treatment naturally
Treatment is not needed for labial fusion unless there are other symptoms, such as dribbling after urination, that may cause problems or discomfort
Labial fusion is treated with oestrogen cream or ointment applied daily or, very rarely, surgical separation (very rarely needed to treat labial fusion)
Oestrogen creams and ointments are cause some side effects, especially if used for long periods than a few weeks. For more than six weeks, they should not be used

The possible side effects are:

It should go away after you stop using the oestrogen cream or ointment
Surgery may be considered if:

A fusion is particularly thick and severe
There is trapped urine in the vagina, that may dribble out after urination and cause vulval soreness
Oestrogen cream or ointment does not work

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