Patient's question:
In the past two months, I've been feeling itchy down there, extremely weak all over, with severe lower back pain, cold hands and feet, and a white discharge with a sticky, unpleasant odor. White patches have reappeared in the outer vaginal area, becoming more numerous and spreading to the anus. After a thorough examination at the hospital, the doctor diagnosed it as leukoplakia of the vulva.What kind of help is needed: Which medications are used to treat leukoplakia of the vulva?
Doctor's answer:
The most external manifestation of vulvar leukoplakia symptoms is the skin in the affected area, mainly including white patches, roughness, thickening, hardness, cracking, scaling, or loss of elasticity of the vulvar skin and mucosa. In severe cases, the labia majora and minora may atrophy and disappear. The clinical presentation of vulvar leukoplakia includes itching or intensely unbearable itching of the vulva. Early-stage patients may exhibit small, rice-sized red spots or papules on the vulvar skin. As they are pulled and rupture, they gradually ooze yellowish fluid and merge into larger patches, gradually turning white in color. This is often accompanied by vulvar burning, swelling, and pain.