Is it useful to take medicine for vulvar leukoplakia?

A woman's vagina is actually very fragile and is the most private part that needs protection. It is indeed puzzling that some women are very concerned about this while others are careless about it. Vulvar leukoplakia is a common disease of the private parts. For women, it is a particularly uncomfortable and embarrassing disease. In this case, does medication work for women's vulvar leukoplakia? Are there any other better treatments?

1. Physical treatment methods for vulvar leukoplakia:

Physical therapy is a commonly used method in clinical treatment of vulvar leukoplakia, including carbon dioxide laser and Bohm light, local electrocautery therapy and liquid nitrogen local cryotherapy. These methods can relieve the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia by improving the blood circulation and metabolism of local tissues of female patients. However, which method can be used by specific patients still needs to be determined according to the patient's vulvar leukoplakia condition. It also has a very ideal effect on the treatment of vulvar leukoplakia.

2. Surgical treatment of female vulvar leukoplakia:

If drug treatment is ineffective or the patient's condition is more serious, surgical treatment can be chosen. The more common ones include simple vulvectomy, vulvectomy combined with skin grafting, simple vulvectomy, vulvectomy combined with skin grafting, etc. All of them solve various problems of vulvar leukoplakia patients such as itching and malignant transformation by directly removing the lesions.

3. Drug treatment of vulvar leukoplakia is effective:

Which method is more effective in treating vulvar leukoplakia? Medication is a very common method for treating vulvar leukoplakia. The most commonly used drugs for treating vulvar leukoplakia are metronidazole suppositories, Daktarin suppositories and Canesten for treating candidal vaginitis, and Ovetin for treating senile vaginitis. The first use of the drug requires a doctor's diagnosis. For some oral medications, if they are combined with topical medications to treat vulvar leukoplakia, then they are both good choices and can effectively relieve the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia.

4. Laser can effectively treat vulvar leukoplakia:

Laser treatment for vulvar leukoplakia uses laser to eliminate abnormal epithelial tissue, destroy nerve endings in the dermis, and block the vicious cycle caused by itching or scratching. One course of treatment lasts 10 to 15 days, but sometimes patients with vulvar leukoplakia need multiple courses of treatment to see results.