Accurately identify the symptoms of clinical vulvar leukoplakia

The most frightening thing about vulvar leukoplakia is that the disease progresses very quickly, and most people do not understand the specific clinical symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia. Below, we will analyze the symptoms of clinical vulvar leukoplakia in detail.

1. Leukoplakia vulvae is a common gynecological disease. This type of disease can occur at any age, and the highest incidence rate is in married women. Simply put, the symptoms of leukoplakia vulvae are mainly white lesions occurring in the skin and mucous membranes of the vulva, characterized by thickening, roughness, atrophy, loss of elasticity, and loss of skin color at the lesion site.

2. It usually occurs in women aged 30 to 60. The clinical manifestations of vulvar leukoplakia are dark red or pink on the surface, mixed with clearly demarcated white patches, generally without atrophy or adhesion. The main symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia are unbearable itching of the vulva, which is exacerbated by scratching. The skin of the lesion is thickened like leather, with raised wrinkles, or scaly and eczematous changes. The range of the lesion varies, mainly affecting the labia majora, the interlabial groove, the clitoral hood and the posterior symphysis, and is mostly symmetrical.

3. Severe keratinization and hyperplasia of the skin, repeated shedding of keratinization, or redness, swelling, edema, cracking, ulceration and erosion of the vulva caused by scratching. There may be itching accompanied by pain. The patient feels that the symptoms are severe, but the treatment effect of this type of patients is rapid. Within one course of treatment, the symptoms of about 85% of patients are basically eliminated.

If you have symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia, you should treat it in time and never take it lightly. Therefore, you must pay attention to the specific clinical symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia.