Middle-aged women should pay more attention to hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia!

Middle-aged women should pay more attention to hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia! What are the symptoms of hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia? Many women must have such questions. Hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia is a common gynecological disease. Let the experts introduce it to you, hoping to help you better understand hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia.

Although not many people know about hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia, this disease does bring a lot of pain to many patients and families, and has even affected the lives of patients.

The main pathological changes of hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia are hyperkeratosis or incomplete keratinization of the epidermis, thickening of the spinous cell layer, downward extension of the epithelial feet, and varying degrees of lymphocyte and plasma cell infiltration in the superficial dermis.

Hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia usually occurs in women aged 30-60, so middle-aged women should pay more attention! When suffering from hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia, there will be some symptoms of the disease, the vulva is extremely itchy, and due to frequent scratching or friction, the skin of the labia majora, the groove between the labia, and the clitoral foreskin is obviously bulging and thickening, with rough wrinkles, and local epidermal keratinization with scaling or eczema- like changes may also occur. The color of the lesion is mostly dark red or pink, and some skin or mucous membranes show white patchy changes, generally without atrophy or adhesion. If scratched excessively, scratches and epithelial defects are common in the lesion area. If combined with infection, pain or ulcers may occur.

After reading the above experts' introduction, I believe that all ladies have some understanding of hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia. I hope everyone can pay more attention to hyperplastic vulvar leukoplakia, and I also wish that patients with vulvar leukoplakia can receive early treatment and recover soon.

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