Brief analysis of the typical symptoms of atrophic vulvar leukoplakia at different stages

Many people may feel unfamiliar with atrophic vulvar leukoplakia. In fact, atrophic vulvar leukoplakia is a type of vulvar leukoplakia. Here are the typical symptoms of atrophic vulvar leukoplakia at different stages.

Usually, the typical symptoms of atrophic vulvar leukoplakia in each stage are:

1. The main symptoms of stage I atrophic vulvar leukoplakia are not obvious. Some patients have mild itching, no white lesions appear, and the vulva has atrophy that is not easily detected by the naked eye.

2. The typical symptoms of stage II atrophic vulvar leukoplakia are mild atrophy of the vulva, usually starting from the labia majora, minora, and clitoris. The elasticity of the labia majora and minora is reduced, and the surface wrinkles are reduced or absent. Vulvar pruritus is relatively mild. Due to atrophy, there may be dryness of the vulva and discomfort during sexual intercourse. The vulvar skin is partially depigmented, in multiple spots or flakes.

3. The symptoms of stage III atrophic vulvar leukoplakia are generally more serious. The labia majora of the vulva are flat, the labia minora disappear, and the clitoris shrinks and becomes smaller or adheres. The urethral opening atrophies, and in severe cases, urinary incontinence occurs. The vaginal opening atrophies, and sexual life becomes difficult. Some patients also have anal leukoplakia and atrophy, causing the skin around the anus to have no wrinkles, reduced elasticity, and anal fissures during defecation. About 50% of patients with atrophic vulvar leukoplakia have large areas of hypopigmentation on the vulvar skin.

The above is an introduction to the typical symptoms of atrophic vulvar leukoplakia at different stages. I believe you have a certain understanding of atrophic vulvar leukoplakia. For more questions about atrophic vulvar leukoplakia, you can consult our online experts.

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