Patient's question:
Vaginal atrophy and whitening, vaginal dryness and itching for 30 years, with diabetes and hypertension for 10 years, have been to the hospital for these three conditionsDoctor's answer:
Vulvar leukoplakia, also known as vulvar white lesions, vulvar dystrophy, or vulvar nutritional disorder, accounts for approximately 5-10‰ of the total female population. This condition is not contagious but is hereditary (with a high hereditary rate). Clinically, common colors include pure white like frost, grayish-white, pinkish-white, or dark spots, with all types of leukoplakia present. The affected area can be located on the entire vulva, perineum, or around the anus. Regarding whether your condition is vulvar leukoplakia, it is impossible to determine without specific details online. It is recommended to follow medical advice for treatment.Treatment:
1. General treatment: Pay attention to keeping the vulvar skin clean and dry. Avoid using soap or other irritating medications for washing, and refrain from scratching the affected area with hands or instruments. Do not consume spicy or allergenic foods. Wear loose clothing and avoid wearing non-breathable synthetic underwear to prevent prolonged heat and moisture accumulation, which may worsen the condition.
2. Local microwave therapy, primarily aimed at controlling local itching.
3. Surgical treatment:
- Simple vulvectomy
- Laser therapy