A variety of symptoms can tell you the appearance of vulvar leukoplakia

Summer is a season for enjoying yourself, but it is also a season that is prone to illness, and vulvar leukoplakia is a common one. Many patients are not aware of the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia, which causes them to miss early treatment, resulting in the condition worsening. Therefore, we need to have a deep understanding of the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia in order to better treat it. Let's talk about what vulvar leukoplakia is.

Symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia include:

1. Hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia. The skin lesions thicken to varying degrees. This is one of the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia.

2. Mixed vulvar leukoplakia. The vulvar skin turns white, sometimes showing atrophy and thinning, and sometimes thickening and roughening. Sometimes one part of the vulva is atrophic, and another part is thickening. It is also accompanied by a series of vulvar leukoplakia symptoms such as chapped skin and severe itching.

3. Chapped vulvar leukoplakia. The lesion area has white patches, roughness, cracks, severe itching and other symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia.

4. Atrophic vulvar leukoplakia. The lesion area is white plaque, and the skin becomes thinner and shiny to varying degrees. In typical cases, the lesion area looks like cigarette paper. The lesions are fused in many cases, and scattered in a few. In severe cases, the clitoris shrinks and disappears, the foreskin tightens, the skin wrinkles flatten, and the vaginal opening forms a narrow slit.

The above content is a detailed description of the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia. I hope everyone can understand it. If any patient finds the above-mentioned symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia, he should go to the hospital for a detailed examination immediately to avoid delaying the disease. I wish all patients a speedy recovery.

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