Gynecologic leukoplakia is generally referred to as vulvar leukoplakia, also known as vulvar hypopigmentation, and can be treated with laser therapy.
For patients with mild symptoms, they can be treated with topical or oral medications. For example, topical tretinoin ointment and clobetasol ointment can be used, and oral retinoids can be taken to relieve vulvar itching.
For more serious vulvar leukoplakia, physical therapy can be taken to deal with. For example, CO2 fractional laser treatment can make the lesion epithelial tissue be removed, and also can make the peripheral nerves of the dermis be destroyed, so as to effectively alleviate vulvar itching and other uncomfortable symptoms.
The above medications and treatments should be administered under the guidance of a clinician to avoid adverse reactions.