Does laser treatment of vulvar leukoplakia require someone to accompany you?

Laser treatment for vulvar leukoplakia usually does not require accompaniment or hospitalization. Laser treatment can cure the disease.

Vulvar leukoplakia may be a disease caused by local nerve and vascular nutrition disorders in the vulva, leading to local tissue degeneration and pigmentation changes. It may be caused by local irritation or endocrine reasons, leading to severe itching symptoms in the vulva. The condition is also relatively stubborn and may recur and become malignant in the future.

If the vulvar leukoplakia is not very serious, you can apply triamcinolone acetonide ointment, fluocinolone ointment and other drugs under the guidance of a doctor. Laser treatment can also be performed if necessary. Laser is a physical therapy that uses light and heat to quickly reduce and absorb inflammation, gradually shrink the leukoplakia, and effectively control the development of leukoplakia to achieve the purpose of treating leukoplakia. Laser treatment is less traumatic and recovers relatively quickly. Generally, family members are not required to accompany the patient. During treatment, you must pay attention to personal hygiene and maintain an optimistic attitude.