Patient's question:
Patient Gender: FemalePatient Age: 32
I noticed some itching in my external genital area a few weeks ago, and upon closer inspection, I also found that the area had become a bit white and thickened, sometimes with a bad odor. I went to the hospital for a check-up, and the doctor said it was leukoplakia of the vulva. Now I plan to get treatment.
Doctor's answer:
Traditional methods include surgical excision, infrared therapy, boric acid therapy, vaginal injection therapy, vaginal fire needle therapy, vaginal cryotherapy, laser therapy, and others. However, these are all superficial treatments that do not address the root cause. They can only provide temporary relief or have no effect at all, with the affected area of the vagina experiencing only temporary improvement or short-term recovery. Therefore, these methods are generally not recommended. Moreover, due to the special location of this condition, traditional Chinese medicine is usually the preferred treatment.