Postmenopausal women should be careful about vulvar leukoplakia

Vulvar leukoplakia, as a chronic gynecological disease, can occur at any age and in different stages of girls: childhood, adolescence, menopause and old age! Moreover, the incidence of vulvar leukoplakia is relatively slow. Generally speaking, it takes several years from illness to onset. However, during the onset period, it subtly devours the patient's resistance until it seriously affects women's lives. As a woman, you need to be particularly vigilant and understand who vulvar leukoplakia favors. Menopausal women should be careful and pay special attention!

It is understood that vulvar leukoplakia prefers menopausal women, and many people like to call vulvar leukoplakia vulvar malnutrition or vulvar white lesions. It can be seen that vulvar leukoplakia belongs to vulvar nutritional disorders, which is a chronic disease of degeneration and pigmentation changes in the skin and mucous membrane tissues of the female vulva, but the specific cause is still unclear. Vulvar leukoplakia mostly occurs in menopausal women after the age of 50. With the increase of age, the ovarian function is completely exhausted, leading to the eventual disappearance of menopause. Menopause is a common physiological phenomenon in women, but it is easy to cause abnormal psychology in women, resulting in some comprehensive symptoms. At this special stage, women should be more careful and be alert to vulvar leukoplakia.