Patient's question:
I have had this condition since middle school. It is characterized by a layer of wet, white, frost-like discharge on the surface of the labia minora. After washing, it reappears the next afternoon. It seems to start with folds in the labia minora. If it is not washed, it may increase slightly and develop an odor. It does not cause pain or itching.Because it does not cause pain or itching, I never mentioned it to anyone. Now that I am 21, the symptoms are still the same. I feel embarrassed going to the hospital but am also worried. I hope a doctor can tell me what this is and how to treat it. Thank you.
Doctor's answer:
Maintaining hygiene can be achieved using some externally applied medications. In addition to standard treatment for leukoplakia of the vulva, patients need to consult experts frequently and maintain communication with their doctors, following the doctor's advice step by step. Patients should also pay attention to nursing aspects, such as a balanced diet and maintaining a positive mood. At the same time, patients need to choose a professional hospital for diagnosis and treatment to ensure effective therapeutic outcomes.