Patient's question:
I have leukoplakia of the vulva. I had a biopsy and it was confirmed to be mild squamous epithelial hyperplasia. The HPV test results for the discharge were normal. The ureaplasma test for the discharge was positive, with a count of +. I often have recurring gynecological inflammation. How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
You have a positive ureaplasma test. You can take azithromycin orally for treatment. For squamous epithelial cell fibrosis of the vulva and leukoplakia, it's important to maintain clean and dry vulvar skin at all times. Avoid allergenic, spicy, and irritating foods, limit alcohol consumption, and do not wear synthetic underwear. If local itching is severe, you can apply topical corticosteroid creams, such as hydrocortisone cream. Physical treatments like carbon dioxide, laser, BOM light, or cryotherapy can also be used.