Treatment of vulvar diseases
Vulvar diseases, including chronic fissures, sclerotrophic lichen and other dermatological conditions. We offer modern and effective treatment methods aimed at reducing symptoms and restoring the normal condition of the vulva skin.
Scleroatrophic lichen is a chronic inflammatory skin disease characterized by loss of elasticity and thinning of the skin. Chronic vulvar fissures are often a consequence of this disease, as well as mechanical damage.
Benefits
Targeted treatment
The use of specialized drugs and techniques for the treatment of vulvar diseases.
Minimizing side effects
The use of medications with minimal risk of side effects.
Comprehensive recovery
The inclusion in the treatment program of measures to restore the functions of the skin and its protective properties.
Elimination of discomfort
If you are concerned about itching, burning sensation, pain during sex and skin damage.
Preparation for the treatment of vulvar diseases
During the consultation, the gynecologist examines the patient. A comprehensive diagnosis is prescribed: dermatological examination, biopsy, if necessary, and other studies to accurately diagnose and determine the stage of the disease.
Treatment of vulvar diseases
Treatment may include the use of topical corticosteroids, emollients (moisturizers) to repair the skin, as well as, if necessary, immunomodulatory drugs. To improve the condition of the skin, you can resort to physiotherapy methods: laser treatment and UFOs. In extreme cases, surgical correction of atrophied skin areas may be required.
Recommendations after the treatment of vulvar diseases
After treatment, individual doctor's recommendations must be followed, which may include the use of moisturizers and anti-inflammatory drugs, avoiding factors that contribute to skin irritation, as well as regular checkups to monitor the condition.
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Indications and contraindications
Indications
Chronic vulvar fissures
Non-healing skin lesions that cause discomfort and soreness.
Scleroatrophic lichen
A chronic skin disease accompanied by thinning and whitish spots on the skin of the vulva.
Constant itching and burning
Symptoms that significantly reduce the quality of life and contribute to the development of anxiety and depression.
The risk of complications
Including a violation of the microflora and inflammatory processes in the vulva.
Expected effect
Reduction of symptoms
Significant reduction of itching, soreness and discomfort in the vulva area.
Restoring the integrity of the skin
The treatment is aimed at healing cracks and restoring the normal structure of the skin.
Prevention of complications
Preventing the progression of the disease and the development of possible complications.
Improving the quality of life
Restoration of comfort and confidence, improvement of the patient's psychological state.
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