Diagnosed with leukoplakia of the vulva in 2013 Vulvar dystrophy

Patient's question:

In 2013, I was diagnosed with leukoplakia of the vulva (detected through a biopsy) at Shaw Hospital, which was identified as vulvar dystrophy. At that time, I wanted to get pregnant and did not undergo treatment.
Now, the symptoms include white lesions on the vulva and intense itching. Itchy.

Doctor's answer:

Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) believes that vulvar itching is caused by wind-heat in the liver channel or heat accumulation due to spleen deficiency. If the kidneys are weak and cannot nourish the external genitalia, or if wind pathogens invade the skin, it can lead to vulvar itching and sores. TCM also holds that insufficient essence and blood, a weak Ren meridian, and dryness in the vulvar area are contributing factors. According to TCM theory, insufficient essence and blood, weakness of the kidneys and spleen, and liver excess are the main causes of nutritional disorders in the external genitalia. Therefore, the general treatment principle is to address both the symptoms and the root causes. This includes relieving itching, reducing inflammation, and moisturizing the skin to alleviate symptoms. Additionally, eliminating the underlying triggers can be achieved through the use of Snow Lotus herbal topical therapy. First, clean the vulvar area with a Ph4 weak acid-formulated feminine care liquid. Then, dip cotton swabs or sterile cotton balls into the herbal medication liquid and apply them to the affected area of the vulva, repeating the application three times daily.
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