Pictures of the earliest stage of vulvar leukoplakia

Vulvar leukoplakia is likely to be caused by proliferative malnutrition, local lichen sclerosus, mixed malnutrition and other factors, which may cause obvious white spots to grow on the vulva, and also cause a significant increase in pigmentation and thickening of the skin.

1. Proliferative malnutrition: The squamous epithelium in the vulva has proliferated, which may cause obvious lesions in the vulva. This is also a more direct cause of the disease. It may be because the vulva is not cleaned properly on a regular basis. The vulva is in a humid environment for a long time, which will cause obvious stimulation of vaginal excrement, causing obvious white spots to grow on the vulva accompanied by itching symptoms. You should apply anti-inflammatory ointment as soon as possible under the guidance of a doctor.

2. Localized lichen sclerosus: Lichen sclerosus in the vulva is a disease of unknown cause. It may also be related to family history and one's own immunity. It may affect the vulva and perianal skin, causing skin atrophy and thinning. Patients with lichen sclerosus should wear loose and comfortable underwear and pay attention to personal hygiene.

3. Mixed malnutrition: It is likely to be caused by factors such as proliferative or atrophic leukoplakia lesions, which may present as mixed malnutrition, causing mild itching and atrophy that is easily detected by the naked eye. You can go to a medical institution to get a dermal biopsy to improve the accuracy of diagnosis, and take oral anti-infection drugs to prevent the disease from getting worse.