Case series of labial synechiae in the urogynecology outpatient clinic at Dr. Soetomo General Academic Hospital, Surabaya, 2019-2024

Labial synechiae, or labial adhesion, is a common finding in prepubertal girls. In our case series, we have 8 patients: 2 patients (25%) in the prepubertal age group and 6 patients (75%) in the reproductive age group. Among the reproductiveaged patients, 3 had labial synechiae due to birth canal lacerations following vaginal delivery, with poor perineal hygiene, especially after perineorrhaphy. The clinical manifestations varied: 37.5% of patients complained of urinary issues, 50% had difficulty with intercourse, and 12.5% were asymptomatic. One patient used estrogen cream for therapy, while 9 patients underwent operative therapy. Treatment for labial synechiae depends on the type of synechiae and the presence of symptoms.