Patient's question:
Vulvar leukoplakia with atrophic lichen planusDoctor's answer:
Vulvar leukoplakia, the formal clinical term for this condition, is also known as vulvar dystrophy or precancerous lesions of the vulva. It is a disease caused by cellular damage, where the affected cells cannot absorb nutrients from the body, leading to a decline in the patient's physical resistance and recovery ability. Long-term illness has resulted in the occurrence of various gynecological diseases in patients, such as hardening, roughness, itching, ulcers, and cracking of the skin surface. Severe cases may also involve atrophy or hyperplasia of the vulva. Since over 80% of patients exhibit varying degrees of white or patchy discoloration of the vulvar skin, we commonly refer to this condition as vulvar leukoplakia.Doctor's recommendation: It is advised to undergo treatment with the three-targeted new therapy. In daily life, attention should be paid to regulating life pressure and emotions, maintaining a positive attitude, and keeping a cheerful mood.