Patient's question:
30 yearsExternal factors Especially itchy
Doctor's answer:
The most external manifestation of vulvar leukoplakia symptoms is the skin in the affected area, mainly including white, rough, thickened, hardened, cracked, scaly, or reduced elasticity of the vulvar skin and mucosa. In severe cases, the labia majora and minora may even atrophy and disappear. Clinically, vulvar leukoplakia is characterized by itching or intensely unbearable itching of the vulva. In early-stage patients, red papules the size of rice grains can be seen on the vulvar skin. As scratching and breaking of the skin lead to gradual yellow discharge, the areas gradually merge into larger patches, and the color becomes increasingly white. It is often accompanied by vulvar burning, swelling, and pain. The common colors seen clinically include pure white like frost, grayish-white, pinkish-white, or black spots.