What is the difference between vulvar leukoplakia, vitiligo and albinism?

Normally we know that many diseases are only differentiated according to the severity of the disease. Often it is very difficult to identify and treat them clearly. They can only be detected through professional medical examinations. So what are the main differences between the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia and other similar diseases? The following is the expert's answer, I hope it will be helpful to you.

1. If you want to distinguish the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia from those of vitiligo, albinism, and Behcet's disease, you must first understand: Vitiligo, if the vulvar skin has a clearly defined white area, but the surface is smooth and moist, the texture is completely normal, and there are no subjective symptoms, it is vitiligo; vulvar albinism is a systemic hereditary disease, but it may also occur only locally in the vulva. Local vulvar albinism has no subjective symptoms, and biopsy shows no special changes except the disappearance of epidermal pigment; Behcet's disease is mainly manifested as genital ulcers, often accompanied by eye and oral damage. It is also called eye, mouth, and genital syndrome. Chinese medicine calls it fox-induced disease.

2. After understanding other diseases, you need to understand the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia. Although vulvar leukoplakia is different from albinism, vitiligo, and Behcet's disease, they may also occur simultaneously. Pathological biopsy is the only means of diagnosis.

The above comparison of the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia and other similar diseases is believed to be helpful to you. If you are unable to perform self-test, it is recommended that you go to a professional hospital for corresponding treatment, and it is best not to delay the best time for treatment. I wish you a speedy recovery!

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