Patient's question:
Ten years ago, Yanglie City HospitalDoctor's answer:
In the later stages of the disease progression, the clitoris may shrink and become smaller or (adhered), the urethral opening may atrophy, and in severe cases, urinary incontinence may occur. The vaginal opening may also atrophy, leading to difficulties in sexual activity. Therefore, if women notice labial atrophy, they must seek treatment as soon as possible. Extrinsic atrophy is a clinical symptom of atrophic vulvar leukoplakia.