Patient's question:
I have vulvar leukoplakia, can it be treated? | What should I do about skin leukoplakia? I have vulvar leukoplakia, can it be treated? | What should I do about skin leukoplakia?History and effectiveness of previous treatment: None
What kind of help you need: I have vulvar leukoplakia, can it be treated? | What should I do about skin leukoplakia?
Doctor's answer:
Vaginal leukoplakia is mainly caused by a decline in the body's resistance and immunity, as well as poor absorption of nutrients in the vulva, which leads to the condition. Generally, conventional medications have no therapeutic effect, only providing some anti-inflammatory and analgesic benefits. The Second Artillery General Hospital is the first screening center for vaginal leukoplakia in the entire army and is currently considered an authority in treating the condition. Currently, the treatment for vaginal leukoplakia involves the Aorlok focused on magnetic resonance system, which is a minimally invasive technique. The treatment process does not require pressure, offers a one-time cure, prevents recurrence, and rapidly improves the elasticity and color of the vaginal skin to prevent further shrinkage.