Patient's question:
At first, I didn't feel anything uncomfortable. Recently, when I had sex with my husband, I felt very dry, and I always felt itchy outside. After checking, it was said to be leukoplakia of the vulva. I don't really understand this disease. Could you please tell me what foods I should avoid with leukoplakia of the vulva?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you consult with a local hospital. Vulvar leukoplakia, also known as vulvar leukoplakia, vulvar dystrophy, or vulvar nutritional disorder, has an incidence rate of approximately 5-10 per thousand among women. This condition is not contagious but can be inherited across generations (with a high inheritance rate). Common clinical diagnoses include pure white frost, grayish-white, pinkish-white, or black spots. The affected area can cover the entire vulva, perineum, and perianal region. Regarding your condition, as I cannot see the specific details online, it is best to follow medical advice for resolution.Treatment:
1) General treatment: Maintain cleanliness and dryness of the vulvar skin, stop using soap or other irritating medications to scrub the area, and avoid scratching the affected area with hands or instruments.