Which department is better for vulvar leukoplakia

Because many people are troubled by the fact that vulvar leukoplakia is both a gynecological disease and a skin disease, they will be at a loss when going to the hospital for examination, not knowing which department to go to. Of course, any disease requires formal treatment, otherwise it will become more and more serious. Next, we will introduce to you in detail the question of which department to go to for vulvar leukoplakia.

Vulvar leukoplakia needs to be treated in the dermatology department, obstetrics and gynecology department, endocrinology department, etc. of the hospital. Pay attention to local hygiene and avoid spicy food, alcohol and other irritating foods.

The causes of vulvar leukoplakia include:

1. Caused by long-term gynecological inflammation: Patients with long-term gynecological diseases such as pruritus, abnormal leucorrhea, vulvitis, vaginitis, etc. are more likely to suffer from vulvar leukoplakia.

2. The characteristics of the female vulva itself can easily cause: the groove between the labia minora and the labia majora is deep, and the wrinkles at the anterior junction of the clitoris and labia minora make it easy for secretions and excretions to accumulate, making it difficult to keep clean; the vulva often contacts and rubs against the uneven surface of the folds of clothing; the vulva has more secretions and is often in a moist state; the vulva is rich in nerve supply, especially above the clitoris and labia minora, which are prone to irritation symptoms causing local itching; endocrine disorders and decreased estrogen can reduce the resistance of local tissues and affect the local nutrition of the vulva.

3. Neurodegeneration: The vulvar nerves of postmenopausal and elderly women undergo degeneration, local inflammation and neurodegeneration, leading to itching, malnutrition and abnormal epidermal growth.

The above content is an introduction to the question of which department to go to for vulvar leukoplakia. Because this disease takes a relatively long time to treat, some patients must have a good mentality. Because long-term treatment may make patients lose patience, they must maintain an optimistic and positive attitude and never think too much.