Patient's question:
I have leukoplakia of the vulva, persistent vaginal itching, foul-smelling discharge, and irregular menstruation, which only lasts for a day. I am very distressed. I can't have sex from the base, and my husband is always in a bad mood. I feel embarrassed to go to the hospital for treatment. This has been going on for almost two months without improvement. What should I do? What are the hazards of leukoplakia of the vulva? Is it good to eat coriander with leukoplakia of the vulva? What kind of help do you care about: Is it good to eat coriander with leukoplakia of the vulva?Doctor's answer:
Treating leukoplakia of the vulva requires interrupting the inflammation of the leukoplakia, repairing vulvar skin lesions, completely restoring the normal function of vulvar skin tissue cells, stabilizing the nutritional status of its microvessels and nerve endings, changing the local growth environment of the leukoplakia, promoting local tissue regeneration, and gradually completely eliminating the leukoplakia. During the healing process, attention should be paid to nursing and management, combining treatment with care, and temporarily abstaining from sexual activity. For this condition, it is generally not a problem. Coriander is usually added in small amounts to the decoction, which generally has little impact on the complete recovery of the wound. There is no need to worry too much.