Can vulvar leukoplakia be cured?

Can vulvar leukoplakia be cured? Although we are relatively unfamiliar with vulvar leukoplakia in daily life, it is not uncommon in clinical practice. Many women are troubled and in pain by it, which causes great harm to their body and mind. Therefore, active treatment is required. So, can vulvar leukoplakia be cured?

Vulvar leukoplakia is complicated to develop, has a long course and is prone to recurrence, so it is difficult to cure the disease. However, this does not mean that the disease cannot be cured. You must choose the right method to achieve the best results. In terms of treatment, if you want to cure this disease, you must first understand its causes, and then you can treat it symptomatically.

Vulvar infection and inflammatory stimulation are the main causes of vulvar leukoplakia. 50% or even more patients suffer from this disease. Vulvar infection is related to whether the daily living habits are healthy, and inflammatory stimulation is mainly caused by Trichomonas vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, cervical erosion and other inflammations, which cause increased vulvar secretions and leucorrhea degeneration, long-term irritation to the vulva, causing vulvar leukoplakia.

Endocrine diseases are caused by pathological changes in endocrine glands and tissues themselves, or by endocrine disorders caused by genetics, enzyme defects, immune function, etc. Through the determination of tritium (H3) labeled thymidine, it is believed that there is a protein hormone in the dermis that can inhibit the division and growth of epidermal cells and only acts on the local epidermis with tissue specificity, called inhibitor, which causes an imbalance between local connective tissue hyperplasia and the stimulation of epidermal metabolism at that location, leading to vulvar leukoplakia.

Sometimes the disease is caused by inflammation, which causes local nerve and blood vessel damage. A small number of pregnant women suffer from trichomoniasis vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, cervical erosion and other inflammations, which cause increased vaginal secretions and leucorrhea degeneration. Long-term irritation of the vulva can also cause vulvar leukoplakia. Therefore, we must pay great attention to it in our daily life.