Do you know the dangers of vulvar leukoplakia?

Many female friends may be familiar with vulvar leukoplakia, but they may not be very familiar with the harm of vulvar leukoplakia . What are the harms of vulvar leukoplakia? The following will introduce the harms of vulvar leukoplakia to you.

The harm of vulvar leukoplakia is first manifested in its very high incidence rate, which accounts for more than 5/1000 of the total number of women. This disease is not contagious, but it is hereditary with a high inheritance rate. Based on this, the World Health Organization has officially classified it as a precancerous lesion.

The China Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine also lists it as a difficult-to-treat disease worldwide. It is a difficult gynecological disease caused by partial loss of pigmentation of the female vulva skin, resulting in whitening, roughness, thickening, hardening, cracking, desquamation of the skin and mucous membranes, or loss of elasticity of the vulva skin and mucous membranes, and even atrophy and disappearance of the labia majora and minora. This is also a manifestation of the harm of vulvar leukoplakia.

The harm of vulvar leukoplakia is also manifested in that the clinical patients of vulvar leukoplakia feel itchy or extremely itchy. In the early stage, red spots and papules the size of rice grains can be seen on the vulvar skin of patients. As the lesions are scratched, yellow fluid gradually flows out and gradually merges into pieces, and the color gradually turns white, often accompanied by burning and swelling of the vulva. Common clinical colors include pure white elephant frost, grayish white, pinkish white or black spots, and white spots. The area of ​​white spots can be located on the entire vulva, perineum and around the anus.

The above is an introduction to the harm of vulvar leukoplakia. I believe everyone has some understanding of the harm of vulvar leukoplakia. Once you suffer from vulvar leukoplakia, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid delaying the disease.

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