Patient's question:
What should I do if there are white spots in the vulvar-vaginal area? Urgent! Why did this situation reappear? I didn't have many gynecological problems before. Is this condition serious? Help me! How should I treat vulvar leukoplakia? It's very painful, my lower vulva is itchy and painful, please help me recover quickly. Everyone, what should I do if there are white spots in the vulvar-vaginal area?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal leukoplakia is a chronic disease, not a skin disease, and belongs to an autoimmune disease. Currently, Western medicine has no effective treatment, mainly relying on topical application and local treatment, which can only temporarily reduce swelling and relieve pain, treating symptoms rather than the root cause. In contrast, traditional Chinese medicine can address both symptoms and the root cause, fundamentally solving the problem. To treat a disease effectively, it is essential to first understand the disease to avoid treatment.I recommend that you seek treatment for vaginal leukoplakia at a regular, reputable hospital. This way, you can receive targeted treatment while also incorporating folk remedies into your care. In daily life, it is crucial to avoid extreme hunger or overeating and never indulge in excessive consumption of food or drinks.