Whether or not vulvar leukoplakia is infectious is related to the cause of the vulvar leukoplakia. Vulvar leukoplakia caused by infectious factors is somewhat infectious, while those caused by other factors are generally not infectious.
Some cases of leukoplakia may be associated with infection, such as human papillomavirus, which is contagious due to the presence of a viral infection. Vulvar leukoplakia caused by other factors, such as endocrine factors and hereditary factors, are generally not contagious.
Typical symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia are itching of the vulva, which will gradually worsen, and there may be burning sensation, redness, swelling, pimples, etc. In serious cases, it may even develop into vulvar squamous cell carcinoma, which will cause serious impact.
After the symptoms of vulvar leukoplakia appear, it is necessary to seek medical examination and treatment as soon as possible to avoid aggravation of the disease.