What are the symptoms of lichen sclerosus vulvar leukoplakia?

Patients with hyperplastic and atrophic vulvar leukoplakia usually present mixed symptoms in the middle to late stages. The pathological manifestation is mixed malnutrition. Let our experts briefly introduce the symptoms of lichen sclerosus vulvar leukoplakia to you! I hope it will be helpful to you!

What are the symptoms of lichen sclerosus vulvar leukoplakia? How to treat lichen sclerosus vulvar leukoplakia? Expert introduction:

The pathological characteristics of lichen sclerosus type vulvar leukoplakia are excessive keratinization of the epidermis and even the appearance of keratin plugs, atrophy and thinning of the epidermis, decreased melanocytes, blunt or absent epithelial horns, edema of the superficial dermis, loss of collagen fiber structure, and lymphocyte infiltration in the middle dermis. This type can occur in any age group, but is more common in middle-aged women.

The main clinical symptoms are vulvar itching, which is milder than that of proliferative malnutrition and is sometimes accompanied by pain. The lesion area often involves the labia majora and minora, clitoris, posterior symphysis and even around the anus. The skin and mucous membranes of the lesion area turn white and thin, the labia majora and minora, and clitoris shrink, become dry and have poor elasticity, and often have cracks. The labia minora disappear and become flat, the clitoral foreskin adheres, and the external opening of the vagina is narrow, causing difficulty or pain in sexual intercourse. So how can we effectively treat lichen sclerosus vulvar leukoplakia?

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