What is vulvar leukoplakia

White spots on the vulva are actually a disease. It is a manifestation of vulvar malnutrition or vulvar precancerous lesions, which can cause the vulvar skin to turn white or gray. Therefore, patients must pay attention to wearing loose clothes to keep the private parts dry and breathable.

Symptoms

Vulvar leukoplakia, formally known clinically as vulvar malnutrition or vulvar precancerous lesions, is a disease caused by cell damage. Due to the lesions of the cells, nutrients cannot be absorbed from the body, resulting in a decrease in the patient's body resistance and recovery. Years of illness have led to the occurrence of various gynecological diseases in patients, such as: hardening, roughness, itching, ulcers, and cracks on the skin surface. Severe patients also have atrophy or hyperplasia of the vulva. Since more than 80% of patients will have varying degrees of whitening or graying of the vulvar skin, we commonly call it: vulvar leukoplakia.

Vulvar malnutrition can cause local lesions, which are divided into proliferative malnutrition, lichen sclerosus malnutrition, and mixed malnutrition according to the differences in its tissue pathological changes. Vulvar leukoplakia symptoms vary in different types and stages. Although there is no direct cause of this disease, factors such as the long-term moisture of the local skin of the vulva, the stimulation of vaginal discharge, and the failure to use Ph4 weak acid formula feminine care liquid for daily vulva cleaning may be related to its occurrence.

Daily precautions

(1) In daily life, you should wear loose, breathable underwear, mainly made of pure cotton, and avoid wearing underwear made of chemical fibers such as acrylic.

(2) The affected area should be kept dry and ventilated; irritation and friction should be reduced, and scratching should be avoided.

(3) In daily life, we should pay attention to regulating life stress and emotions, and stay optimistic and cheerful.

Good food

(1) When you feel pain, you should eat sea cucumber, tiger fish, beetroot, mung bean, radish, and chicken blood.

(2) If you have itching, you should eat amaranth, cabbage, mustard greens, kelp, seaweed, and chicken blood.

(3) To strengthen the body and prevent metastasis, you should eat Tremella fuciformis, black fungus, shiitake mushroom, Hericium erinaceus, sea cucumber, coix seed and walnut.

Taboo Food

(1) Avoid smoking, drinking and spicy food.

(2) Avoid eating fatty, fried, moldy, or pickled foods.