Patient's question:
I got leukoplakia of the vulva in 2009 and stayed in the Vulvar Research Institute for 7 days. I went back to get medicine and returned home. Every year I apply the medicine, but it hasn't been timely. Now it's not effective, and it's been too long. What should I do? Thank you, expertDoctor's answer:
Vaginal leukoplakia is essentially a nutritional deficiency of the external genitalia, which leads to local skin cracking and poor elasticity. It requires a course of regular medication treatment. While it cannot be completely cured, symptoms can be relieved through topical medications, and new medications may be prescribed if necessary for symptomatic treatment. This condition, vaginal leukoplakia, is not easily fully healed. Friends with this condition should maintain an optimistic mindset and face it with a positive attitude. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating vaginal leukoplakia and believe that recovery is certain.