Patient's question:
I have had leukoplakia of the vulva for five years. I have tried all kinds of medications, but none of them have worked. The doctor has recommended surgery to remove it. Now there are many white patches on the vulva, and they have appeared again. How can I deal with this?Previous treatment history and effectiveness: None.
Kind of help needed: What are some effective treatments that can lead to a cure?
Doctor's answer:
Medications for vulvar leukoplakia generally only suppress symptoms such as itching, and the effectiveness is poor. Currently, there is the O'Lock minimally invasive knowledge therapy, which can prevent cancer transformation in fibrotic, mixed, and lichenoid types of vulvar leukoplakia, and can inhibit the progression of shrinking types. It is the most effective treatment method at present. It is recommended to actively undergo a biopsy for diagnosis and then receive targeted treatment. In addition, during the treatment of vulvar leukoplakia, in addition to timely treatment, the patient's dietary condition and psychological state are also particularly important. Patients must avoid excessive mental tension and worry to prevent unnecessary impacts on the complete recovery of vulvar leukoplakia.