Ladies, do you know the classification of vulvar leukoplakia?

Vulvar leukoplakia is a common disease in women, and patients with vulvar leukoplakia should be treated as soon as possible. What are the types of vulvar leukoplakia ? Let the experts introduce it to you so that you can have a more comprehensive understanding of vulvar leukoplakia, hoping to be able to help you.

Vulvar leukoplakia refers to localized or diffuse white patches that appear on the skin of women's genitals, which can spread to the inner sides of the lower limbs, perineum and anus, but rarely invade the urethral opening and vestibule. Symptoms include genital itching, dry skin, hypertrophy and whitening, loss of elasticity, and even atrophy and ulceration, pain and burning sensation.

Vulvar leukoplakia is classified into vulvar squamous epithelial hyperplasia, which is a vulvar disease with vulvar itching as the main symptom but unknown etiology. Although there is no direct cause of this disease, anatomical and physiological factors such as the long-term moisture of the local skin of the vulva and the stimulation of vaginal discharge may be related to its occurrence. This disease is more common in postmenopausal women, but it can also occur in reproductive age.

Vulvar lichen sclerosus is another type of vulvar leukoplakia. It is a skin disease characterized by atrophy and thinning of the vulva and perianal skin and is hereditary.

Vulvar malnutrition can cause local lesions. According to the differences in its tissue pathological changes, vulvar leukoplakia can be classified into proliferative malnutrition, lichen sclerosus malnutrition, and mixed malnutrition.

To sum up, this is an introduction to the classification of vulvar leukoplakia. After reading the above simple introduction, you must have a lot of feelings. I hope you can get treatment as soon as possible. I wish you all good health.

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