Causes of vulvar leukoplakia

Vulvar leukoplakia is a female disease. Although the appearance of white spots on the vulva will not endanger life, if not treated in time it will have a huge impact on the patient's normal life. For women, personal hygiene is very important. They should clean their genitals on time and solve problems in time. Next, we will introduce to you in detail some of the causes of vulvar leukoplakia.

Vulvar leukoplakia is closely related to the liver, kidney, and spleen. The mechanism is as follows: the liver meridian surrounds the genitals and stores blood; the kidney controls reproduction and opens up to the two genitals; the spleen controls muscles. Clinical manifestations can be divided into two types of symptoms: deficiency and excess.

1. It may be related to systemic factors, such as diabetes, vitiligo, gynecological inflammation, endocrine disorders, immune function, genetic factors, etc. In addition, the misuse of drugs and improper treatment may also lead to or aggravate the formation and development of vitiligo.

2. Local factors play an important role in the occurrence of leukoplakia vulvae. Physical stimulation such as humidity and heat in the local environment of the vulva can lead to leukoplakia vulvae. Some people have vulvar leukoplakia surgically removed and skin from other parts of the body transplanted to the vulva. The transplanted skin may develop similar lesions. If the thigh skin and the skin at the lesioned area of ​​the vulva are removed at the same time and replaced with skin grafts, the normal thigh skin transplanted to the vulva will develop white spot lesions, thus confirming the pathogenic effect of the local environment.

3. P53 gene mutation is one of the reasons leading to abnormal cell proliferation.

4. There are many patients with vulvar leukoplakia caused by inflammatory stimulation. For example, poor hygiene habits, wearing chemical fiber underwear, unclean sanitary products, bathing in a bathhouse, swimming in a bathhouse, etc. can lead to vaginal inflammation. If it is not treated in time, the inflammatory secretions will infiltrate into the perineum. Long-term infection and stimulation will damage the skin and mucous membranes, causing redness, swelling, ulcers and degeneration, which will gradually develop into vulvar leukoplakia.

The above content is an introduction to the causes of vulvar leukoplakia. These causes are relatively common. If the patient's personal physical fitness is special, some attention should be paid during diagnosis and treatment. There are many treatments for vulvar leukoplakia, and patients must choose the method that suits them best.