Vulvar leukoplakia cancer

Vulvar leukoplakia is diffuse white patches that appear locally on the female genitals, usually spread over the inner thighs, perineum, and can also spread to the anus. Once vulvar leukoplakia appears, it is often accompanied by vulvar itching and burning sensation, and the affected skin UI loses elasticity. Once vulvar leukoplakia appears, it needs to be treated promptly. Don't wait until it turns into cancer before you regret it.

What are the manifestations of vulvar leukoplakia cancer? Experts say that vulvar leukoplakia is related to genetic factors, autoimmunity, endocrine changes and other factors. The initial symptoms are whitening of the skin around the vulva, cracks and ulcers, and conscious itching and pain, which can affect the quality of sexual life. If not treated in time, the condition will worsen and there is a possibility of cancer. The symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia cancer mainly include the following:

1. Dark spots appear on the vulva. In the late stage of vulvar leukoplakia, dark or black freckles will appear, and there will be lumps, which may be caused by folliculitis, sebaceous gland obstruction or benign tumors.

2. Skin thickening. When vulvar leukoplakia is severe, the local skin will turn dark red or pink. Due to constant friction or scratching, the skin will become phosphorus-like and thickened, and even have abnormal bulges.

3. The vulva atrophies. When the vulva shows mild atrophy, the clitoris, labia majora and minora shrink and become adhered, the vaginal opening becomes narrow and loses elasticity, affecting urination and sexual life, it is likely that cancer has occurred and the patient must receive treatment.

Experts remind that patients should also pay attention to the following matters during the treatment of vulvar leukoplakia:

First of all, the patient's diet should be nutritious and light. Do not eat spicy and irritating foods, seafood, raw and cold foods, etc. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and supplement trace elements appropriately.

Secondly, pay attention to personal hygiene. Usually, avoid using soap or irritating drugs to clean the vulva, pay attention to menstrual hygiene, wear loose and comfortable clothes, and do not wear tight clothes.

In addition, strengthen physical exercise. Patients should do more outdoor exercises, enhance their body immunity, maintain adequate sleep and a good attitude, etc.

Vulvar leukoplakia can be completely cured. Patients should detect and treat it early to avoid worsening of the disease. If symptoms of cancer appear, don't be too afraid. Be sure to go to a regular professional hospital for a detailed examination. After the condition is confirmed, receive targeted treatment and take good care measures to get rid of the pain caused by this disease as soon as possible.