Decoding: Diagnosis of mixed vulvar leukoplakia

Decoding: Diagnosis of mixed vulvar leukoplakia

Vulvar leukoplakia can be divided into hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia, lichen sclerosus vulvar leukoplakia and mixed vulvar leukoplakia, of which mixed vulvar leukoplakia is a combination of the first two types. So what is the basis for the diagnosis of mixed vulvar leukoplakia? Let's take a look at the specific introduction below.

Diagnosis of mixed vulvar leukoplakia is based on:

According to the clinical diagnosis routine of traditional Chinese medicine, namely, observation, auscultation, inquiry and palpation, combined with the routine gynecological examination of Western medicine, the patient's overall condition can be summarized into two parts:

First, vulvar diagnosis

There are four types: hyperplastic, simple atrophic, lichen sclerotic, and mixed white lesions. Which type does the patient belong to? See the following for details:

1. Hyperplastic patients:

The labia minora on both sides of the vulva, clitoris and foreskin are enlarged and thickened to varying degrees, with brown or dark blue surface, the clitoris has varying degrees of adhesion, the labia minora on both sides are enlarged and oval, the patient has decreased or no sexual desire, abnormal irritability, and a few patients have mild itching. In the late stage, it is easy to become cancerous.

2. Patients with simple atrophy:

The labia minora and labia minora of the vulva are reduced to varying degrees. In mild cases, the vulva is colorless and white. After the second degree, there is slight itching, abnormal discomfort of the vulva, adhesion, disappearance and flattening of the clitoris and foreskin, disappearance and flattening of the labia minora on both sides, and the overall reduction of the vulva is 1/3 to 1/2 shorter than that of normal women. The vulva is inelastic and leathery, with varying degrees of hardening. Patients feel abnormally irritable and tired of sex. During intercourse, the vagina is dry and the perineum is fissured. In severe and advanced cases, the vaginal opening can only accommodate the tip of a little finger, and the patient loses the function of intercourse. The urethral opening is narrow and hardened, and the patient has frequent urination or urinary incontinence, which often causes urethritis, cystitis, nephritis, pyelonephritis, swelling of the whole body, excruciating pain, and unbearable suffering.

The diagnostic basis of mixed vulvar leukoplakia is introduced to you. Experts point out that if vulvar leukoplakia is not treated in time or is not effectively treated for a long time, it may become cancerous once it reaches the late stage. In this case, the treatment of vulvar leukoplakia will undoubtedly be more difficult. Therefore, the treatment of vulvar leukoplakia must be treated early.

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