Experts emphasize: patients with vulvar leukoplakia must persist in treatment.

In clinical practice, experts and scholars call the varying degrees of whitening or roughening and atrophy of the vulvar skin and mucous membranes caused by various factors vulvar leukoplakia. This has a relatively serious impact, so patients with vulvar leukoplakia must persist in long-term treatment to achieve good results.

Experts say that the reason why patients with vulvar leukoplakia should persist in long-term treatment is that vulvar leukoplakia is very harmful and not easy to treat. Now, in clinical practice, doctors also call vulvar leukoplakia chronic vulvar dystrophy, which can be clinically divided into three types: hyperplastic vulvar dystrophy, lichen sclerosus vulvar dystrophy and mixed type. Most patients with vulvar leukoplakia will have symptoms such as itching, and the condition can last for several months or even 20 years. Therefore, the harm and impact of vulvar leukoplakia are very great. For female friends, this kind of itching is unbearable regardless of season and day and night, so it is necessary for patients with vulvar leukoplakia to persist in long-term treatment to prevent its recurrence.

Because vulvar leukoplakia is stubborn, patients with vulvar leukoplakia need to adhere to long-term treatment and regular follow-up. Generally, the follow-up time is 3 to 6 months. After persistent treatment, satisfactory results can be achieved. In addition, patients also need to pay attention to the fact that while adhering to long-term treatment, they also need to keep the vulva clean and dry for a long time, not wear too tight underwear, not wear chemical fiber underwear with poor permeability, eat less food that is easy to be allergic, etc. These are all very necessary and must be followed during the treatment of vulvar leukoplakia.

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