What are the symptoms and characteristics of mixed vulvar leukoplakia

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Mixed vulvar leukoplakia refers to a condition that has the characteristics of both hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia and lichen sclerosus vulvar leukoplakia. Most cases show atrophy and thinning of the skin of the labia minora and posterior commissure, and hypopigmentation and whiteness, but focal skin thickening and protrusions appear around them, especially on the labia majora.

Patients with mixed vulvar leukoplakia have dryness, itching or tingling of the vulva. Exfoliative cytology examination of vulvar white lesions shows that most of them are superficial keratinized cells, and superficial hyperkeratinized cells can also be seen. The cytoplasm of these cells is orange-yellow after Papanicolaou staining, and the nucleus disappears, or only "nuclear shadows" can be seen.

The wrinkles of the white lesions are flattened, the pigment fades and turns white, the epidermis is rough, and small epithelial defects can be seen in some parts, exposing the red base, and bleeding can be seen when wiped

Through the above introduction, do you have some understanding of mixed vulvar leukoplakia? The above simple introduction hopes to be helpful to everyone. Here, I also wish that patients with vulvar leukoplakia can receive early treatment and recovery.

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