A brief analysis of the clinical symptoms of hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia

Many female friends may feel unfamiliar with the term "hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia". In fact, hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia is a common gynecological disease. Let's talk about the clinical symptoms of hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia.

Hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia generally has three stages, and the clinical symptoms of each stage are as follows:

Stage 1: At this stage, the main symptom of hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia is vulvar itching. Some patients experience severe itching, which worsens at night. Scratching often causes redness, swelling, and ulceration, and may cause burning and other discomfort.

Stage II: On the basis of the clinical symptoms of stage I hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia, keratinization and hyperplasia appear in the skin of the lesion area, and mild hypopigmentation appears locally on the vulvar skin (usually appears on the inner side of the labia majora and minora), in the form of dots or small white papules, with a frosty white surface.

Stage III: Severe hyperkeratosis of the skin, repeated shedding of the keratin layer, or scratching causing vulvar irritation, edema, fissures, ulceration and erosion. There may be itching accompanied by pain. Patients feel that the symptoms are severe, but the treatment effect of patients with hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia at this stage is rapid. Within one course of treatment, the symptoms of about 85% of patients are basically eliminated.

The above is an explanation of the clinical symptoms of hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia. Once the clinical symptoms of hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia appear, you must go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid worsening of the disease.

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