What is cervical leukoplakia

Cervical leukoplakia refers to a gray opaque plaque lesion displayed in the cervical vagina. Most scholars believe that white spots seen by the clinical naked eye only indicate that there are different degrees of epithelial hyperplasia. With the in-depth study of precancerous lesions and early cancer of the cervix and the wide application of colposcopy, this disease has gradually been caused. The common causes of cervical leukoplakia are: 1. Endocrine disorders;2. Local stimulation;3. Other factors. Simple cervical leukoplakia more asymptomatic, and may naturally subside; if combined with cervical erosion or cervical ectropion, leucorrhea increased, or occasionally vaginal bloody secretions and contact bleeding.