Can I have Lichen Sclerosus on other parts of the body?
Lichen sclerosus mainly affects the vulva, but it can also appear elsewhere on the body. Where it shows up and how to recognize it.
4 strategies for managing a lichen sclerosus flare-up
Have you been diagnosed with VLS? In this blog, we share 4 strategies for managing a vulvar lichen sclerosus flare-up.
Can Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus be cured? A simple guide to VLS
Can Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus be cured? Learn through this blog what treatment possibilities exist.
Can I develop Lichen Sclerosus at a young age?
Find out in this blog whether it is possible to have Lichen Sclerosus at a young age and how this condition can affect you.
Can Lichen Sclerosus affect your family and relationships?
Vulvar lichen sclerosus affects emotional health, intimacy and relationships too. How to cope and protect your bonds while living with VLS.
Do I have Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus or another condition?
White patches, itching, thinning skin: is it vulvar lichen sclerosus or another condition? The key symptoms that help tell them apart.
What alternatives do I have if I am not a candidate for Liquenia Treatment?
Are you aware that not all women are suitable for the Treatment? What alternatives do I have if I am not a candidate for Liquenia Treatment?
4 Myths and Facts About Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus
Vulvar lichen sclerosus is not an STD, not contagious and not your fault. We debunk 4 common myths about VLS with clear medical facts.
“Early Lichen” How to detect Lichen Sclerosus in its early stage?
How to spot vulvar lichen sclerosus early: persistent itching and subtle skin changes, the first signs to catch before it advances.