Patient's question:
All symptoms: Asymptomatic Onset time and cause: No cause Treatment history: No treatment history Help needed: What are the white spots in the groin?Doctor's answer:
Vaginal leukoplakia, the formal clinical term for it is: vaginal dystrophy or precancerous lesions of the vagina, which is a disease caused by cellular damage. Because over 80% of patients exhibit varying degrees of white or patchy changes in vaginal skin, we commonly refer to it as: vaginal leukoplakia. Due to the cellular damage, the body cannot absorb nutrients effectively, leading to a decline in the patient's physical resistance and recovery ability. Long-term illness has led to the occurrence of various gynecological conditions in patients, such as: hardening, roughness, itching, ulcers, and cracks on the skin surface. Severe cases may also be accompanied by atrophy or hyperplasia of the vagina.