How is vulvar leukoplakia treated?

Patient's question:

I have had leukoplakia of the vulva for a year now, and I am currently being treated with medication, but it doesn't itch anymore. The only issue is that the color keeps turning white. What could be the reason? Every morning, my labia minora are slightly swollen. The medication prescribed by the hospital is {yao-Depo-Provera-} testosterone propionate and natural vitamin E. I would like to ask the doctor if this medication is effective. I am still married and have this condition, which makes me very upset. I hope the doctor can assist me.

Doctor's answer:

Medication can only provide temporary relief for leukoplakia of the vulva. The Aulock focused magnetic resonance system is a high-tech innovation specifically designed for non-invasive treatment of "leukoplakia of the vulva." This system, through a computer workstation, precisely controls the ultrasound dosage based on the area and depth of the affected area, instantly delivering ultrasound energy to penetrate the epidermal layer and focus on the target tissue cells. By utilizing the biological effects resulting from interaction with the biological, it enhances capillary fibrosis, stabilizes blood circulation, and improves the nutritional condition of the skin. Restoring the normal structure, promoting the regeneration and excretion function of pigment cells, ultimately achieving the goal of treatment.

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