Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 27 years old. Recently diagnosed with vulvar leukoplakia, feeling a bit worried and scared. Why did she get vulvar leukoplakia? What is related to it? What should she pay attention to in daily life? Are there any taboos? What kind of help does she care about: What should she do with vulvar leukoplakia?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal leukoplakia is caused by inflammatory stimulation, which triggers local nerve and vascular damage. In a very small number of cases, it may lead to trichomoniasis, candidiasis, cervical erosion, and other inflammatory conditions, resulting in increased vaginal discharge and changes in leukorrhea. Long-term irritation of the external genitalia can lead to the development of leukoplakia of the external genitalia.The AOROK focus on magnetic resonance system is a high-tech, minimally invasive treatment specifically designed for vaginal leukoplakia. This system uses a computer workstation to precisely control the ultrasound dosage based on the area and depth of the affected area. It instantly delivers focused wave energy to penetrate the epidermal tissue, targeting inflamed tissue cells. Ultimately, this causes the inflammation to degenerate, achieving the therapeutic goal.