What department does vulvar leukoplakia belong to?

Because the vulva is unique to women, vulvar leukoplakia is often regarded as a gynecological disease. However, because leukoplakia belongs to dermatology, there are many difficulties when receiving treatment. The treatment of vulvar leukoplakia is also very troublesome and it is considered a relatively difficult disease. Next, we will introduce to you in detail what department vulvar leukoplakia belongs to.

Vulvar leukoplakia is a difficult and complicated disease between skin disease and gynecological inflammation, and is medically regarded as a precancerous hazard. There are four types of symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia.

Vulvar leukoplakia is a common gynecological disease. In the past, there were more middle-aged and elderly patients, but in recent years it has become younger, with women in their thirties and forties being more likely to suffer from the disease. Vulvar leukoplakia often manifests as vulvar itching, burning and pain, and sometimes cracking due to scratching. In severe cases, the skin of the affected area becomes rough and thickened with lichenification. There is local hypopigmentation, and the labia majora and labia minora generally turn white. The occurrence of vulvar leukoplakia is not age-limited and may occur at all ages. There have been cases in childhood, adolescence, menopause and old age, but most of them are middle-aged and elderly people. For those patients who have symptoms in childhood, it is very likely caused by genetic inheritance, and the vulvar leukoplakia caused by genetics is mainly atrophic type.

The above content is an introduction to what department vulvar leukoplakia belongs to. Vulvar leukoplakia is a relatively special disease, so in order to ensure the effectiveness of treatment, patients are advised to go to some hospitals specializing in the treatment of vulvar leukoplakia for treatment. Modern medicine is constantly developing, and everyone should have enough confidence to face life.