Patient's question:
Having overcome the condition, I have already had it for two or three years. It frequently recurs, but medication helps. Especially during the days leading up to menstruation, it becomes particularly itchy. Additionally, the clitoris and labia have grown together, and the clitoris has atrophied.Doctor's answer:
Hello, there is indeed a possibility of vulvar leukoplakia becoming cancerous, but the probability of this is relatively low. Generally, it is only considered a precancerous condition when vulvar leukoplakia is accompanied by epidermal hyperplasia. However, many clinical data indicate that the probability of vulvar leukoplakia turning cancerous is extremely low, around 2%. Most patients do not develop cancer, so there is no need for excessive worry. Nevertheless, it is still important to actively treat the condition of vulvar leukoplakia.