Clinical characteristics
Vulvar lichen sclerosus is a chronic condition with inflammatory and atrophic changes. Symptoms often include itch, burning, pain, and fissures.
Diagnostic pathway
Diagnosis is based on clinical examination and may include dermoscopy and biopsy when needed.
Treatment principles
Management is long-term and should be supervised by a clinician. Topical anti-inflammatory treatment remains standard, with adjunctive therapies considered case by case.
Follow-up
Regular follow-up is important to control symptoms, reduce scarring risk, and monitor treatment response.
Medical information
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