Vulvar Leukoplakia Treatment

Vulvar leukoplakia is a difficult and complicated disease in medicine. This disease is not easy to treat, and there is no specific medicine to cure it. General treatment can achieve the purpose of treatment if it can relieve symptoms. Most vulvar leukoplakia is caused by malnutrition of the vulva. Therefore, the first choice of drug for the treatment of vulvar leukoplakia is symptomatic treatment of bamboo red fungus. Generally, it is used for 7 to 10 days in one menstrual cycle, and it is used for three consecutive menstrual cycles to see if the vulvar itching can be relieved. If it can be relieved, then observe. Do not use various lotions to irritate the vulva. Usually, wear pure cotton shorts after washing with clean water to prevent irritating clothing from irritating vulvar leukoplakia and causing itching.

Can vulvar leukoplakia be cured? What medicine should be used?

Vulvar leukoplakia cannot be cured, but the symptoms can be relieved. It is a difficult and complicated gynecological disease. There is no specific medicine for this disease. Most vulvar leukoplakia are benign, and very few have a tendency to become malignant. Therefore, if you have vulvar discomfort, you must go to the hospital for early diagnosis and treatment. According to the examination results, symptomatic treatment is given. Most vulvar leukoplakia is caused by vulvar malnutrition. The treatment of this disease can generally be symptomatic with topical lotions or some physical methods.

Can vulvar leukoplakia be completely cured?

Vulvar leukoplakia cannot be completely cured. This is because vulvar leukoplakia refers to white lesions on the skin of the female vulva, and some may have changes similar to tinea foetida. Some may experience thinning of the skin of the vulva and anus. In this case, most of the symptoms of vulvar itching will occur, so its treatment in clinical practice is mainly to improve the symptoms. At this time, the skin of the vulva should be kept clean and dry. Do not use irritating drugs or soap to wash the vulva, and do not wear synthetic underwear. Do not eat spicy and allergic foods. If the vulvar itching is severe, corticosteroid drugs can be used to control the symptoms.