Patient's question:
What kind of help do you care about: How to identify vulvar leukoplakia, vulvar itching, and vulvar ulcers?Doctor's answer:
Guidance: Vulvar leukoplakia is a group of diseases characterized by tissue degeneration and changes in pigmentation of the vulvar skin and mucosa due to nutritional disorders. It is also known as chronic vulvar dystrophic lesions. Based on differences in histopathological changes, it is classified into fibrotic dystrophy, lichen sclerosus dystrophy, and mixed dystrophy. Currently, the etiology of chronic vulvar dystrophy is unclear. The main symptoms are severe vulvar itching that persists for a long time, ranging from 2 to 3 years. In terms of diet, avoid spicy and hot alcoholic beverages and other irritating foods. Once diagnosed with this condition, it is important not to become overly anxious mentally. With confidence and active cooperation with the doctor's treatment, there is full hope for recovery.