Patient's question:
I am 26 years old and have never been pregnant. I recently found out at Daxing'anling Hospital that I have vulvar leukoplakia, and I am also an HBsAg-positive carrier of hepatitis B. However, there is no treatment available in my area, nor are there any medications for this condition. How can I be treated? I heard that testosterone propionate fish oil ointment can be used, but how can I purchase it by mail? Are there any other effective medications, and how can they be purchased by mail? Additionally, will this affect my ability to have children? Can vulvar diseases be inherited?Doctor's answer:
Hello! Currently, most cases of leukoplakia of the vulva in clinical statistics are not given enough attention in the early stages of onset, leading to neglect of proper treatment and gradual worsening of the condition. Advanced leukoplakia not only increases the difficulty of treatment but also places a heavier burden on the body. It is recommended that you visit a regular institution for examination and treatment immediately, and remember never to take or apply medications randomly on your own. Additionally, considering that you already had leukoplakia before childbirth, as this condition has a certain genetic probability, it is advised that your baby undergo targeted examinations after birth and receive timely treatment if symptoms are detected. Leukoplakia of the vulva is not a terminal illness. As long as it is given sufficient attention, the harm can be completely avoided, and there is no need to worry excessively, as this could harm the fetus.