Post Date August, 11 2023
The appearance of vulvar leukoplakia is particularly troublesome for many women, and it is a disease that has a serious impact on patients. After falling ill, not only should reasonable treatment be taken seriously, but also cooking in daily life should be paid attention to.
Exercise methods for patients with vulva Vitiligo
1. Swimming: Many women may like swimming. In addition to exercising their muscles, they can also wear beautiful swimsuits. However, for patients with vulva Vitiligo, swimming may be temporarily stopped. The bacteria in the public swimming pool are complex, stimulating the skin of the affected part of the vulva. The personal swimming pool is good, but water entering the vagina will also have adverse effects on the vagina
2. Running: everyone may pay attention to health, and buy a Treadmill when they don't have time to run at home, but patients with vulva leukoplakia should also pay attention. Sweat contains salt. When running, it rubs the affected part. The combination of the two is highly likely to cause skin inflammation in the affected part. The patients with vulva leukoplakia are worse off. After running, they must take a bath immediately to remove the irritant.
3. Ball: Women have less exposure to ball games, but many people like badminton, which is more convenient than other sports. They exercise more in the upper body, and patients with vulvar leukoplakia can participate.
Treatment methods for vulvar leukoplakia
1. Traditional Chinese medicine treatment: This treatment method mainly uses traditional Chinese medicine for external application and cleaning, such as clearing heat and detoxifying, removing wind and dampness, promoting blood circulation and resolving stasis. There are many reports on this type of treatment, but there is still a lack of objective evaluation indicators and long-term follow-up, resulting in different reports on treatment effects.
2. Surgical treatment: In the past, it was believed that white lesions of the external genitalia had a malignant transformation of 10% to 15%, and surgical resection was advocated. But postoperative recurrence can reach up to 50%, and reoperation may also lead to recurrence. After surgery, the affected vulva is prone to formation of scars, difficulty in sexual intercourse, and decreased quality of sexual life. Recent studies have found that the canceration rate of this disease is actually below 5%, so surgical treatment does not advocate expanding the scope. It is recommended that surgery should only be limited to patients with severe conditions and ineffective drug treatment for atypical proliferation or possible malignancy.
3. Hormone therapy: mainly through anti-inflammatory, inhibiting connective tissue proliferation, and enhancing skin protein breakdown, to achieve the goal of relieving itching and thinning the skin. Commonly used are glucocorticoid ointment or cream, such as Betamethasone cream, Triamcinolone acetonide ointment, hydrocortisone ointment, etc. Androgens and pregnancy hormones can also be applied locally. Hormone therapy takes a long time, has poor symptom control, and is prone to relapse after discontinuation. It requires frequent repetition of medication, resulting in poor patient dependence.
