What are the best drugs for treating vulvar leukoplakia?

Which drugs are better for treating vulvar leukoplakia? Vulvar leukoplakia is a common gynecological disease. Its harm and impact are more serious than other types of gynecological diseases. Patients will experience vulvar itching, dry skin, hypertrophy and whitening, even atrophy and ulceration, pain and burning sensation, etc., so it is necessary to actively treat it. So, which drugs are better for treating vulvar leukoplakia?

1. Vitamin drugs. If the vulva is severely itchy and affects sleep, you can take some sedatives appropriately, and apply 1% hydrocortisone and 1-2% testosterone ointment locally. This treatment can be continued for 6-8 weeks, 3-4 times a day. While insisting on long-term treatment, it is also necessary to keep the vulva clean and dry for a long time, not wear too tight underwear, not wear chemical fiber underwear with poor permeability, and eat less food that is easy to be allergic.

2. Fumigation with medicinal water. You can use medicinal decoction to fumigate the vulva once or twice a day, then wipe it dry, and apply 2% compound testosterone ointment (this medicine can be prepared by the patient under the guidance of a doctor) locally, and gently rub it into the affected skin with your fingers. You can take vitamin A orally, 250,000 to 500,000 units per day, and 100 mg of vitamin B6 per day. The treatment principles for other diseases are the same as those for this skin disease. If the epidermis is thickened or there is lichenification, 2% triamcinolone urea ointment can be added.

3. During the treatment, it should be noted that when the condition improves and the itching stops, the medication should not be stopped immediately to prevent recurrence. The medication frequency can be gradually reduced, such as taking the medication every other day or twice a week. Do not eat spicy food; prevent colds and all fever diseases; avoid hot spring baths. If the condition does not improve or worsens after treatment, a biopsy can be performed again to detect atypical hyperplasia or cancer.

Patients with vulvar leukoplakia experience itching or extreme itching, which affects their mood at work, affects their normal interactions with others, and seriously affects their sexual life. In the late stage, the skin shrinks, the vaginal opening contracts and narrows, affecting their sexual life. The pain is obvious during sexual intercourse, and it is considered to be a globally incurable disease. Therefore, once it is discovered, the treatment time must not be delayed, which will lead to the continued development of the disease and bring greater harm to oneself.