Patient's question:
Medical Description: Atrophic adhesion leukoplakia of the vulva. Past treatment history and effectiveness: Traditional Chinese and Western medicine, with unsatisfactory results and recurrence. Desired assistance: Does bamboo red mycelium treatment work for atrophic adhesion leukoplakia of the vulva? Especially can the adhesion be loosened? Answers to the specific questions, thank you!!!Doctor's answer:
Hello, atrophic adhesion leukoplakia of the vulva has a tendency to malignancy. It is best to have a pathological biopsy before treatment to prevent malignancy. Vulvar leukoplakia, also known as vulvar dystrophy, is mostly caused by endocrine disorders, immune deficiency, and abnormal clinical manifestations such as depigmentation, paleness, hyperkeratosis, roughness, thickening, desquamation, hardening, cracks, ulcers, atrophy of the labia majora and minora, itching, or intensely itchy, affecting work and mood. You should belong to vulvar lichen sclerosus with a family history. First, pay attention to vulvar hygiene. Wash the vulva with warm water twice a day. Avoid using medicinal soaps to irritate the vulva. If you have cervical and vaginal, seek early treatment to reduce the stimulation of leukorrhea on the vulvar skin. If you notice white vulvar skin, itching, or increased leukorrhea, seek timely examination and, if necessary, a pathological section for a definitive diagnosis. Hospitals with Class III-A accreditation are sufficient for treating vulvar leukoplakia, and there is no problem.