Can progesterone be used for vulvar leukoplakia?

Progesterone can be used to treat vulvar leukoplakia, although it is usually used topically in the form of progesterone ointment. Vulvar leukoplakia is common and can be treated with progestins or glucocorticoids, both of which are more effective. Progesterone is a progestin, so it is possible to use progesterone ointment to treat vulvar leukoplakia. However, during the treatment, you need to strictly follow the doctor’s instructions, and it is not recommended to use the drug at will. During the treatment, there may be nausea, dizziness or vulvar burning, etc. If there is obvious abnormality, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, symptomatic treatment. Normally, if you have vulvar leukoplakia, it is recommended that you change your underwear regularly, keep your vulva clean and dry, don’t wear tight pants, and pay attention to a light and hygienic diet.