Vulvar atrophy pictures

The early symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia are relatively mild, with mild itching and mild depigmentation of the affected area. As the disease progresses, these symptoms gradually become more severe, affecting the patient's related functions. Therefore, it is recommended that if you have vulvar leukoplakia, do not be careless. Scientific treatment in the early stage is the key. Below are some photos of vulvar atrophy.

Vulvar atrophy photos:

Photos of atrophic vulvar leukoplakia. The symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia are varied, and different patients have different symptoms. In addition, atrophic vulvar leukoplakia will have different onset stages, and the specific manifestations of the symptoms will also be different. People with leukoplakia should actively seek treatment. In daily life, it is very helpful to pay attention to the care of underwear comfortably, keep the vulva clean, and pay attention to nutritional matching, etc., which are all very helpful for the treatment of this disease. Let's take a look at the photos of the shrinkage of vulvar leukoplakia:

1. The typical symptoms of atrophic vulvar leukoplakia at each stage are as follows;

Stage I atrophy type: The symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia atrophy are not obvious and are relatively mild. The patient will experience mild itching. Generally, there are no milky white lesions. The vulvar atrophy is relatively mild and is not easily visible to the public. It is easy for everyone to ignore the treatment of this link.

Stage II atrophy type: The symptoms of this stage are relatively obvious. It is not difficult for people to see that there are mild atrophy symptoms in the private parts. In most cases, the disease starts from the labia majora and minora. The specific manifestations are reduced elasticity of the labia majora and minora, and relatively fewer or no wrinkles on the surface. The patient's private parts will have mild itching, the patient will have symptoms of dry vulva, and the couple's sexual life is not happy. At this stage, part of the patient's private skin becomes hypopigmented, forming multiple patches or small pieces.