What is the reason for a white spot on the external genitalia of a child?

Patient's question:

Description of the problem: A white spot on the external genitalia of a child, showing a tendency to grow, with purulent discharge, crying and fussing

Doctor's answer:

Hello, your condition is considered to be vulvar leukoplakia. The typical symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia are white patches and itching, which worsen at night. Vulvar leukoplakia is a chronic disease, and applying medication alone cannot achieve a cure. Moreover, most medications contain hormones, and once they are stopped, the condition tends to recur, leading to drug resistance. Treating vulvar leukoplakia requires comprehensive therapy to improve blood circulation and nutrient supply to the vulva, which is essential for achieving a cure.
Currently, a new therapy is being studied for treating vulvar leukoplakia, and it has shown excellent results, curing countless patients. Vulvar leukoplakia has a certain genetic predisposition, and it is not recommended to have children before the condition is fully cured. We advise you to seek treatment at the hospital as soon as possible! Wishing you a speedy recovery!