How to treat vulvar papillary hyperplasia

The vulva is the place where viral infections are most likely to breed, because the vulva is under strict protection for a long time and has poor air permeability, which gives some viruses and bacteria the opportunity to multiply. The increase in bacteria and viruses increases the chance of skin lesions. Vulvar papillary hyperplasia is a viral tumor, which is a symptom caused by the vulva being in an unclean state for a long time. It is more difficult to treat and the patient is more painful when the disease occurs. How to treat vulvar papillary hyperplasia?

Vulvar papilloma is a tumor of epithelial origin. The lesions often occur on the labia majora, but can also be seen on the mons pubis, clitoris, and around the anus. Vulvar papilloma is divided into two categories, namely papilloma and verrucous papilloma. In addition, there is a fibropapilloma that is mainly characterized by epithelial hyperplasia, which can be considered a subtype of vulvar papilloma. This disease is relatively rare. Tumors are more common in middle-aged and elderly women, and the age of onset is mostly between 40 and 70 years old. Vulvar fibropapillary tumors are also relatively rare. The lesions grow slowly and may be asymptomatic, but there may also be a history of vulvar pruritus and local inflammation.

1. Surgery

Local excision is the main approach, but the range is slightly wider, 0.5 to 1 cm outside the lesion. If the tumor is not completely removed, it may recur after surgery. During surgery, a frozen section examination is performed. If malignancy is confirmed, a more extensive vulvar excision should be performed.

2. Laser treatment

For pedunculated papilloma, use skin clamps to clamp the larger protruding tumor, focus the CO2 laser and cut along the base. For broad-based larger papilloma, the laser blade outputs laser parallel to the vulvar skin and cuts along the base. Direct laser vaporization of smaller papillomas.

Vulvar papillary hyperplasia requires immediate treatment for patients, because the vulva is very fragile and easily harmed by bacteria, which can cause irreversible consequences in severe cases. Therefore, treatment must be timely and rapid. Going to a better specialized hospital for treatment is the best option for patients. At the same time, it is very important to keep the vulva clean at all times.