Is vulvar peeling vulvar leukoplakia?

If your vulva is itchy and flaking, beware of leukoplakia! In dry seasons, the skin on your face is prone to dryness and flaking due to lack of water. However, many women may not know that after suffering from gynecological diseases such as leukoplakia, it can also cause local skin peeling and itching, which is unbearable. And this disease is not an ordinary skin injury. Once it occurs, it is very difficult to heal. Women should pay attention to this matter.

The exact cause of vulvar leukoplakia has not been established in clinical medicine, but studies have found that this disease is closely related to chronic skin damage, skin allergies, endocrine disorders, and some nutritional imbalances. In addition, because the female vulva is in a state of dampness and stimulation by female secretions for a long time, vulvar leukoplakia is more likely to occur. In addition, the itching symptoms with unclear causes may also be one of the factors of the disease. In addition, some women may also suffer from vulvar leukoplakia due to local special infections, such as candidal vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, pubic lice, scabies, pinworm disease), chronic private malnutrition, drug allergies or chemical irritation, bad living habits, skin diseases, etc.

In the early stage of vulvar leukoplakia, patients may only experience itching. Many women will think that they have vaginitis or that it is caused by incomplete cleaning. Therefore, they use some feminine washes to clean the vulva regularly, or use therapeutic drugs to rub them at will, hoping to reduce inflammation and itching. However, most of the time, the drugs do not work well because they are not used for the right treatment, but instead cause the symptoms to worsen.

When the symptoms of patients with vulvar leukoplakia worsen, in addition to private itching, there will also be skin and mucous membrane hypopigmentation, edema, cracks and scattered superficial ulcers. If the patient also has other types of vaginitis, the symptoms of itching and discharge will be more obvious, and will be accompanied by local burning and stinging. If left untreated, vulvar leukoplakia can seriously affect the patient's blood circulation and tissue supply, causing vulvar atrophy and pain, affecting women's health and normal endocrine system, and in severe cases can lead to pathological conditions.

From the above introduction, we can know that vulvar leukoplakia is a chronic disease that cannot be ignored. The best way is to go to a reliable hospital for targeted treatment in time. Although the location of the disease is relatively private, women must avoid a passive attitude towards treatment to avoid delaying the disease and increasing the difficulty of treatment.