Patient's question:
Vaginal leukoplakia (with atrophy and adhesion), how to treat it, which hospital should I go to for treatment? Can ultrasound remove it completely?Doctor's answer:
Treating leukoplakia of the vulva requires blocking the lesion progression, repairing vulvar skin damage, restoring the normal function of vulvar skin cells, improving the nutritional status of microvessels and nerve endings, altering the local tissue growth environment, promoting local tissue regeneration, and gradually eliminating the leukoplakia. During the healing process, it is important to focus on care, combining treatment with maintenance, abstaining from sexual activity, and maintaining vulvar cleanliness. Avoid using commercial cleaning agents for vulvar washing. Leukoplakia of the vulva refers to white lesions that occur on the skin and mucous membranes of the vulva. It is a chronic, common disease with an unknown etiology, and indeed, it is very difficult to treat, requiring long-term, persistent treatment and regular follow-up appointments.