Symptoms of vulvar dystrophy

Vulvar dystrophy generally presents clinically as vulvar white lesions, including vulvar white lesions as vulvar leukoplakia or malnutrition, which are caused by vascular dystrophy of the vulva. However, with further understanding of the disease, there are many causes of vulvar dystrophy. The disease is characterized by vulvar itching. Generally speaking, it takes at least 2 to 3 months from onset to treatment. Some have lasted for 20 years. The severity of itching is day and night. After long-term vulvar epithelial growth, the itching will be more obvious. If the color of the vulvar skin changes, you must go to the hospital for relevant examinations and then symptomatic treatment. This is a gynecological disease that must be diagnosed and treated in a better hospital.

What should I do if my child is malnourished?

Malnutrition in children is a bad habit of picky eating, a symptom caused by incomplete nutrition in the diet, and a cause of poor digestion and absorption. We should change the bad habit of picky eating, and at the same time change the structure of the diet and diversify the diet as much as possible. You can appropriately supplement some high-protein and high-fat foods to increase nutrition, or you can appropriately use protein powder to adjust, and use spleen drugs and stomach digestion drugs to promote appetite and increase digestion and absorption functions.

What medicine should I take for malnutrition?

In today's life, obvious malnutrition is relatively rare. If malnutrition is usually caused by some diseases, such as some chronic consumptive diseases, it may also be caused by poor nutrient absorption due to obvious gastrointestinal diseases. The most important thing for malnutrition is to strengthen nutrition, gradually increase the amount of food or supplement nutrition through other means, but also need to pay attention to the proper supplementation of trace elements, vitamins, etc. Because long-term malnutrition may also lead to the deficiency of these components, there are generally no special targeted drugs or gradually increase nutrition through diet, but also need to be careful not to increase too much suddenly to prevent obvious discomfort.