Experts briefly describe the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia

Vulvar leukoplakia is now a very common gynecological disease in life. Many female friends suffer from this disease. Only by understanding the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia can we effectively treat vulvar leukoplakia. The following will introduce you to the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia.

Vulvar leukoplakia usually occurs in women aged 30 to 60 years. The main symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia are unbearable itching of the vulva, which is exacerbated by scratching. The range of lesions varies, mainly affecting the labia majora, the interlabial groove, the clitoral hood and the posterior symphysis, and is mostly symmetrical. The lesioned skin is thickened like leather, with raised wrinkles, or has scaly, eczematous changes. The surface color is mostly dark red or pink, with clearly defined white patches, and generally no atrophy or adhesion.

The symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia are often manifested as extreme itching of the vulva, which is why people go to the hospital for treatment. The symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia are mainly white patches on the vulva. The skin with lesions is thicker and harder than the surrounding skin, and the surface of the skin is rougher. When the lesions are more serious, or the skin where the white spots occur is damaged or cracked due to scratching, the symptoms will not only cause itching, but also extreme pain in the vulva.

The above is a brief introduction to the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia. I believe you should have some understanding of it. If you still have questions in this regard, please consult our online experts who will give you detailed answers.